At CES 2026, HP introduced the EliteBoard G1a Next Gen AI PC, the world’s first full AI PC integrated into a keyboard form factor. Weighing just 750 grams with a 12 mm profile, the EliteBoard houses an AMD Ryzen AI 300 Series processor and delivers over 50 TOPS of NPU performance for on-device AI workloads. It features dual microphones and speakers, HP Smart Sense dynamic power and cooling management, and an optional internal battery to support up to eight hours of untethered operation. The device is EPEAT 2.0 Gold registered and offers enterprise security via hardware-enforced HP Wolf Security for Business, protecting firmware and data against emerging threats.

HP also unveiled its new Series 7 Pro 4K Monitor, the industry’s first desktop display to combine IPS Black performance with next-generation Neo:LED backlighting. At 31.5 inches, the 4K panel delivers 140 W Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, 40 Gbps data throughput, 100 W power delivery and a built-in KVM switch for seamless multi-device control. Factory-calibrated for ΔE<1 color accuracy and supporting custom user profiles, the monitor addresses the needs of creative professionals by covering 100% of both sRGB and DCI-P3 color spaces and sustaining peak brightness of 600 nits.

HP’s expansion into modular, AI-centric form factors underscores its push to capture growth in the Copilot+ PC segment, estimated to exceed 80 million units globally by 2027. The EliteBoard leverages HP’s partnerships with AMD and Microsoft and positions the company to command higher average selling prices through differentiation in AI performance and security. The Series 7 Pro’s premium positioning in the high-end monitor market—projected at $20 billion annually—reinforces HP’s focus on higher-margin display solutions. Both products are slated for March availability via HP.com, ahead of Q2 corporate refresh cycles, and should contribute to a modest uptick in HP’s client systems revenue and gross margin in fiscal Q2 2026.