HP has unveiled its new Pavilion PC range, which comes with a particular focus on lightweight, mobile designs, alongside the more traditional desktop offerings. The convertible and notebook Pavilion ...

If you think desktops are boxy, stale and ugly, be prepared to erase your negative conceptions of the often overlooked PC form factor. HP’s reimagined desktop is not only elegantly designed, but ...

Get more done with this HP Pavilion Desktop, equipped with an Intel i5-12400 processor, 12GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD, making it a powerhouse for both work and play. Whether you're multitasking across ...

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Performance: Overall this desktop's performance was good, below that of many other models but still powerful enough for tasks such as email, word processing, web browsing, and streaming movies.

If you use it long enough, it's likely you'll eventually want to upgrade or replace certain components of your HP Pavilion desktop computer. Performing the work yourself can save your business the ...

Performance: Overall this desktop's performance was very good. Tasks like email, word processing and web browsing will be accomplished quickly and you can even accomplish tougher tasks like video ...

If you’re looking for an inexpensive Media Center PC that can easily manage your music, photos, and other multimedia, HP’s Pavilion a1130n Desktop PC is a good choice. Unlike more expensive systems ...

HP on Wednesday announced four new Pavilion Elite HPE desktops with new processors and a bevy of features targeting performance and crisp style. The 110f, 120f, 130f, and 170f "high performance ...

What is the Pavilion Wave? It’s a question as old as time, dating at least as far back as the early hours of this morning when HP showed off its strange new cloth-covered bit of hardware. It most ...