The new OmniDesk line of computers is one of HP’s top attractions at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, United States, kicking off this year’s calendar of tech events. Introduction Premium appearance with wood panelingThe AI PC version is the highlight of the series.
The model was announced on Monday (06) Can be powered by Intel Core Ultra 200F or AMD Ryzen chipsThe first option includes Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU, and the second includes GeForce RTX 3050. RAM memory options are 8 GB, 16 GB and 32 GB, while SSD storage space varies between 256 GB and 2 TB.
As for connections, the front of the tower has two USB-C, four USB-A and a P2 headphone port, while the back has four USB-A 2.0, three audio connectors (input, output and microphone), an HDMI 2.1. , a DisplayPort 1.4a and Ethernet. Depending on the version, Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.4 support and 5.1 surround sound are other prominent features.
The HP OmniDesk Desktop AI PC runs Windows 11 (Home or Pro) and comes with a keyboard and a mouse with a Microsoft Copilot-dedicated button that makes it easy to activate the Redmond giant’s productive AI. The novelty will be on sale by the end of January Prices starting from $529.99In direct conversion it is equivalent to R$ 3.2 thousand at the current price.
compact model
The brand has also launched a version of the tower for those with limited space. OmniDesk Thin. This smaller-sized alternative doesn’t have the stunning wood panel or the same technical sheet above, reducing the number of links and not relying on AI sources.
In this case, processor options start with the base Intel 300 and can reach 13th and 14th generation Intel Core chips with up to 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage. After the cuts, the graphics card is limited to Intel UHD Graphics.
Changes in size and specifications have made the HP OmniDesk Slim cheaper than the HP OmniDesk Desktop AI PC; Prices starting from $479.99or R$ 2,900 without taking into account taxes and duties. Sales are expected to start in March.
Source: Tec Mundo
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