> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.bttr.reviews/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # HP's new laptops want to do the thinking for you - URL: https://www.bttr.reviews/hps-new-laptops-2026/ - Published: 2026-05-21T04:13:56.000Z - Updated: 2026-05-21T04:13:56.000Z - Description: HP has announced four new Intel Core Ultra Series 3 powered PCs for Australia, with AI baked into all of them. Here's what's new and what it'll cost you. - Author: Nick Broughall - Tags: Laptops, #brand-HP, News HP's annual Intel-powered laptop update has just been announced, and as you might expect, there's AI everywhere. [First announced in January](https://www.bttr.reviews/hp-refreshes-laptop-lineup/) at [CES](https://www.bttr.reviews/ces/), the new lineup spans four devices: the OmniBook Ultra 14, OmniStudio X 27, EliteBook X G2i and ZBook X G2i. All run on Intel's Core Ultra Series 3 processors, which include a dedicated on-device AI engine for faster task handling, improved battery efficiency and better privacy compared to cloud-based processing. The consumer-focused OmniBook Ultra 14 is probably the most interesting of the lot. It fits a 3K OLED display into a slim, portable chassis alongside AI-powered collaboration tools and all-day battery life with fast charge. At $4,499, it's aimed squarely at creative professionals who need serious performance without the added weight. The OmniStudio X 27 is an all-in-one desktop with a 27-inch QHD display and optional NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics. It's designed for creatives working from a fixed setup who want strong colour accuracy and smooth performance across demanding apps. For business users, the EliteBook X G2i Flip brings a convertible design to the mix, pairing long battery life, enterprise security features and a lightweight chassis with Intel's AI performance. Prices start at $4,500. The ZBook X G2i is HP's mobile workstation option, supporting optional NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell graphics, Wi-Fi 7 and local AI processing as a Copilot+ PC. It's the one to look at if you're regularly pushing through video editing, 3D design or other demanding workloads on the go. > *HP's Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand, Brad Pulford, summed up the company's pitch neatly. "Our next-generation portfolio brings this to life by combining AI-powered performance with a seamlessly connected ecosystem, so work feels simpler, more intuitive and more secure."* HP also confirmed that its gaming lineup is now unified under the HyperX brand following the CES 2026 announcement, [merging OMEN hardware with HyperX peripherals](https://www.bttr.reviews/hp-hyperx-gaming-brand/) into a single ecosystem. No local pricing or specific availability for gaming products was shared at this stage. | Model | Type | Display | Processor | Graphics | Price (AUD) | | -------------------- | ------------------ | --------------- | ------------------------- | --------------------------------- | ----------- | | OmniBook Ultra 14 | Laptop | 14-inch 3K OLED | Intel Core Ultra Series 3 | Integrated | $4,499 | | OmniStudio X 27 | All-in-one desktop | 27-inch QHD | Intel Core Ultra Series 3 | Optional NVIDIA GeForce RTX | From $2,899 | | EliteBook X G2i Flip | 2-in-1 laptop | Not specified | Intel Core Ultra Series 3 | Integrated | From $4,500 | | ZBook X G2i | Mobile workstation | Not specified | Intel Core Ultra Series 3 | Optional NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell | From $6,500 | ## Pricing and availability The OmniBook Ultra 14 is available now from HP.com, priced at $4,499\. The OmniStudio X 27 is also listed on HP.com and will be shipping from end of May, starting at $2,899\. The EliteBook X G2i is available now via HP.com, with prices from $4,500\. The ZBook X G2i arrives in late May, starting at $6,500\. All four products are sold directly through HP.com. --- ### Latest laptop deals