HP hasn’t exactly been a landmark, when it comes to phones over the past years and ever since the HP Elite X3 in 2016 they’ve pretty much given up on the segment. The Palm purchase and the subsequent crash and burn really hurt them. Turns out that they just patented
HP used to make a few decent PDAs back in the days, but they failed miserably on the smartphone market. Now they’re back with a device dubbed HP Marconi, that’s rendered by Antonio de Rosa, as a concept of course. It seems like it wants to be a Galaxy Note
The same designer Mr. Vero who created some nifty Windows 10 concepts recently is back with one more, this time a HP machine, a prototype called HP Hunter. The device is pictured below and it’s joined by a Google Galaxy model, supposed to be some sort of Samsung Galaxy S
Ashraf Amer has created an interesting Nokia tablet concept and now he’s back with a stunning HP tablet and laptop, part of a brand new series called Rapid. The new products feature AMD A10 processors and “Icosa core” (20) super fast cores. There’s Beats Audio tech on board, sub woofers
Although HP denied working on the HP Brave Android smartphone and denied that the render shown here was real, images of the device keep pouring in. For example Suman Chatterjee created the render below, showing the HP Android phone. Last I heard, this was supposed to be a high end
Today’s news was filled with rumors about a new HP Android smartphone, one that’s supposedly called HP Brave. Although HP saw the picture and said it’s fake, one can never give up on such a nice render. It feels like a combo between the Nexus 4 and iPhone if you
Here’s another piece of work from designer Terillo Walls, who shows us the HP Shark concept phone, running WebOS 3.0 and using the Beats by Dre audio technology. There’s also a 4 inch display on board, support for 4G radio and four corner speakers. These four corner speakers remind me
Designer Yigit Cinar is so serious about the tablet concept shown below, that we even mentioned the companies that should be involved in the making process: Wacom (touchpad), HP (hardware) and Google (Chromium). Cinar created this tablet design using Autodesk Maya, Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Flash. The slate comes with
As HP’s CEO, Mark Hurd confirmed that we’ll be seeing a WebOS tablet made by his company, we’ve come across the following render of the device, posted on the interwebs. If the author of this design would be kind enough to mention who he is, it will be great, but
While looking for brand new portable concept devices, that have become rather scarce lately, I stumbled upon a great HP prototype, the Mscape, an “augmented reality gaming handheld”. This gaming system allows the user to integrate gaming and interactive gameplay elements into real life, as if the whole world was
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