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HP looks to on-device AI to reinvent desktop computing
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HP has introduced its first PC built entirely into a keyboard which it says creates a new category of desktop computing and brings on-device AI to a compact all-in-one form factor.
According to HP, the EliteBoard G1a is an AI PC designed to help organisations standardise deployments, support compliance requirements and simplify device management.
“By integrating a full PC into a keyboard, we’re giving organisations a new way to deploy and manage desktop computing while reducing the hardware footprint,” HP’s head of personal systems Neil Westof for Australia and New Zealand said at the A/NZ launch event for the product in Sydney.