In a surprising move, HP has brought back the branding of its iconic OmniBook line from the 1990s, while simultaneously discontinuing the Spectre and Dragonfly models.

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Most new HP laptops will be an OmniBook, ProBook, or EliteBook.

"For example, an HP OmniBook 3 will appeal to customers who prioritize entertainment and personal use, while the OmniBook X will be designed for those with higher creative and technical demands," Stacy Wolff, SVP of design and sustainability at HP, said via a press announcement today.

Similarly, it will no longer refer to its commercial laptops as Dragonfly.

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Author / Journalist: Scharon Harding

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Published On: 2024-05-20 @ 20:05:24 (1 weeks ago)

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