From The Verge · Antonio G. Di Benedetto · · 2m
HP's OmniBook 5 14 takes on MacBook Neo with OLED
HP launches a thin, light laptop with OLED on all models, starting at $699.99 with Intel Wildcat Lake.
In brief
HP launches a thin, light laptop with OLED on all models, starting at $699.99 with Intel Wildcat Lake. HP's OmniBook 5 14 competes directly with Apple's MacBook Neo, offering OLED displays across all configurations starting at six hundred ninety nine dollars ninety nine cents. Originally reported by The Verge.
HP targets Apple's MacBook Neo
HP is announcing the OmniBook 5 14, a new laptop squarely aimed at Apple's MacBook Neo. The two compete directly in the thin, light, affordable segment.
Base model starts at $699.99
The two thousand twenty six H P OmniBook five fourteen starts at six hundred ninety nine dollars ninety nine cents with an Intel Core five three fifteen Wildcat Lake processor, eight G B of R A M, and a two hundred fifty six G B S S D.
OLED on every configuration
The OmniBook 5 14 includes an O L E D display on all configurations, setting it apart from competitors like Dell, Asus, and Acer. The base model has a non-touch panel with nineteen twenty by twelve hundred resolution and three hundred nits of brightness.
Thinner and lighter than Neo
The OmniBook five fourteen starts at just two point five six pounds and is as thin as zero point four six inches, or eleven point seven millimetres. That is slightly lighter and thinner than a MacBook Neo.
Better OLED arrives in March
A touchscreen version launches in October, but a higher resolution O L E D with twenty five sixty by sixteen hundred resolution and four hundred nits of brightness will not arrive until March two thousand twenty seven.
HP also launches ProBook business laptop
Alongside the OmniBook, H P is announcing the ProBook four G two i S business laptop, which it claims at zero point four seven inches, or twelve millimetres, is its thinnest business notebook. It launches in December with Intel Wildcat Lake chips and no price yet announced.
The essence
HP's OmniBook 5 14 competes directly with Apple's MacBook Neo, offering OLED displays across all configurations starting at six hundred ninety nine dollars ninety nine cents.
