CES 2026 made something very clear: HP isn’t just showing new products anymore. The company is focusing on how people actually work, create, and use technology day to day. Whether it’s new PCs, different form factors, gaming hardware, smarter printing, or sustainability efforts, HP’s message at CES was simple: improve real workflows, not just talk about specs. Below is a straightforward look at what HP announced at CES 2026 and what it means in practice.
HP’s CES 2026 strategy revolved around three core pillars:
AI everywhere — embedded across devices, not limited to cloud services
Flexible work and creation — hardware that adapts to how people actually work
Sustainability by design — not as a feature, but as a foundation
Rather than chasing flashy demos, HP focused on practical, deployable technology for professionals, creators, gamers, and enterprises.
One of the most talked-about announcements was the HP EliteBoard G1a, a full PC built directly into a keyboard.
HP EliteBoard G1a
Why it matters:
This concept challenges the traditional desktop model and signals HP’s interest in modular, space-efficient computing for modern offices.
HP refreshed its flagship EliteBook X lineup with the G2 series, targeting professionals who rely on heavy multitasking and AI-assisted workflows.
Key highlights:
These devices reflect HP’s belief that AI workloads should happen directly on the device, reducing latency and improving responsiveness.
HP expanded and refreshed its OmniBook family, bringing AI-enabled performance to consumer and hybrid-use devices.
Notable models include:
HP OmniBook Ultra 14 in Laptop Next Gen AI PC
HP OmniBook 3 16 inch Laptop AI PC
HP OmniBook 5 16 inch Laptop Next Gen AI PC
HP OmniBook 5 Flip 14 in 2-in-1 Laptop Next Gen AI Pc
The OmniBook lineup shows HP’s intent to make AI capabilities mainstream, not reserved for premium or enterprise hardware.
HP made a major move by unifying OMEN and HyperX under a single gaming ecosystem, launching powerful new hardware designed for competitive performance.
Key announcements:
HyperX OMEN MAX 16 Gaming Laptop
HyperX OMEN OLED 34
HyperX Clutch Tachi
HyperX gaming keyboards, expanding HP’s competitive input lineup:
HyperX Eve 1800 Gaming Keyboard
HyperX Origins 2 Pro 65 Gaming Keyboard, a compact 65% keyboard built for speed, portability, and esports-focused setups
HyperX Origins 2 Pro 65 Gaming Keyboard
HyperX Origins 2 1800 Gaming Keyboard
This lineup positions HP not just as a PC gaming brand, but as a full gaming ecosystem provider.
Printing may not dominate CES headlines, but HP brought AI into one of the most common office tools.
HP for Microsoft 365 Copilot
What’s new:
This reinforces HP’s approach of embedding intelligence into everyday devices, not just high-end hardware.
The CES showcase was rounded out with a selection of practical accessories designed to enhance comfort and everyday efficiency.
HP Tilt Ergonomic Mouse 720M
Ultra-Fast Scroll Wireless Mouse 780M
65W GaN Wall Charger Rear Left with USB-C Cable
Protective Series Laptop Sleeves
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While smaller announcements, they contribute to a more complete and thoughtful hardware ecosystem.
HP also focused on IT and enterprise needs with updates to its Workforce Experience Platform.
HP Workforce Experience Platform (WXP)
Improvements include:
These updates aim to reduce downtime and simplify device management at scale.
CES 2026 showed that HP is positioning itself for a world where AI, mobility, and adaptability define productivity. For professionals, creators, gamers, and enterprises alike, HP’s announcements point toward a future where technology works with users, not against them.