Video: All Hands on Tech checks out HP's new mobile savvy printer

All Hands on Tech checks out HP's Color LaserJet Pro MFP M476 which is a multi-functional laser printer. Featuring wireless printing solutions from smartphones and tablets, this is designed for the BYOD market. iOS AirPrint and NFC connectivity is also on tap. It's been a while since a printer has gotten our attention and this new HP laser looks like it can suit the needs of today's mobile-focused users.

Hands-on with the HP SlateBook X2

Text and photos by Corey Herscu

The SlateBook X2, to be known going forward as the X2, is one tough puppy that I just couldn't find a good place for in my rounds.

Doubling as a stand-alone tablet and Android-powered laptop, the idea sounded great at first; issue is: I couldn't quite find a comfortable place for it. Why? Let's take a more in-depth look at the hybrid tablet.

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By Popular Demand - HP brings Windows 7 PCs back

Windows 8 has been around for almost two years now and while Microsoft has been pushing the tile-focused touch-enabled OS quite aggressively, it seems some of its partners think otherwise. HP is pushing Windows 7 as an default OS for their systems at least on their US website.  Checking ou the HP.ca site shows that they still "Recommend Windows" with visible Windows 8 branding. Does HP's renewed preference of Windows 7 reflect the rest of the PC industry? Hard to tell, but there are many users that greatly prefer the familiar look, feel and predictability of Windows 7.

Source: The Verge

HP gunning for mobile market with two new phablets

HP's long hinted that it may get back into the mobile market post-webOS. Now that they've sold off Palm's mobile operating system to LG, HP is betting on Android to power their Slate 6 and  Slate 7 tablets which feature voice calling. Looks like HP is shooting straight for the supersized smartphone market where it can make a dent. The new Jelly Bean powered slates are coming to India first but we'll hopefully see them come to North America sometime soon.

Source: Re/code