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On a quest to reinvent itself after splitting into two separate companies, HP’s new printers show there’s plenty of innovation driving the company, its products and its reinvention.

GPU vendor Nvidia aims to make it easier to buy systems that provide a good virtual reality experience.

Revenue fell from $3.6 billion to $3.3 billion, total expenses were just over $3.6 billion – due mostly to the cost of keeping inventory in Australia.

Top Aussie designer, Nixi Killick (who counts Lady Gaga among her clients) put on a stunning fashion show with all pieces designed with the help of HP’s 3D scanning computer system, HP Sprout.

Public awareness of security flaws is the best way to safeguard security.

It’s a smartphone, no it’s a notebook, no it’s a desktop – all of these are within the HP Elite x3 business ecosystem.

Notebook shipments dropped significantly in 2015, mainly due to the impact of currency exchange rates and hanging back for Windows 10.

You have to envy HP’s new 2016 Envy consumer notebook range – great slim designs, great quality build, and a huge range – 19 models and variations - including Intel 6th generation i3 to i7 with 13.3, 14 and 15”, HD to QHD screens.

Security vendor Check Point Software Technologies has appointed David De Laine as regional managing director for Australia and New Zealand.

As prices of OLED screens reduce they are finding their way into wearables, notebooks, and soon desktop monitors. Let’s not forget the battle of the TV screen as well.

HP Inc. announced at CES 2016 that it is collaborating with HTC to deliver a certified virtual reality (VR) ready desktop PC, the HP ENVY Phoenix, for gamers.

Global computer, printer and peripheral giant HP selected CES 2016 to reveal the new Quad HD OLED screen version of its 13.3” Spectre x360, a 15.6” version of the x360, and a 12.1” version of its Pavilion x2 hybrid two-in-one device.

Fujitsu is spinning out its PC and smartphone businesses into separate companies from the start of February 2016 in a move which the company says has been forced on it by commoditisation and competitive pressures in both markets.

Printers can be boring things – yet there were some that deserve a mention as exciting. They can also be hard to review – carrying 20-50Kg in big boxes up three flights of stairs at my office challenges most couriers.

Ever since Symantec discovered Trojan.Milicenso back in 2010 the potential for printers being infected with malware has been on the rise - many use an Android or Linux operating system and are connected to a network.

HP puts the sexy back in its second generation, business class, Elite x2, 1012 - a hybrid two-in-one just released in the US and available in Australia early next year.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has started trading. Apart from its ‘Enterprise’ distinction what does it really offer its customers and how will it work with HP Inc., the new personal computing and printer division.

Today is the day that the original Silicon Valley tech pioneer Hewlett-Packard has split itself into two smaller but still gigantic companies - both brandishing the iconic HP moniker. One company is Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE), which specialises in software and business services, while the other, HP Inc (NYSE: HPQ), will continue the company’s PCs and printers business.

Australian-born Dion Weisler will head the new HP Inc. - its Personal Systems (PC) and Printing side after the company was split into two parts – the other being its enterprise division.

HP says IT services provider, blueAPACHE, has experienced record business revenue growth following the implementation of a cloud platform based on its Helion technology.