Gone with Dragonfly, Envy and Pavilion: Today only Omni and Elite with a little touch of Pro remain. The new names are being introduced continuously.

Buying a PC from HP is about to get a lot easier. In parallel with the announcement of the Copilot Plus PC, HP is updating the names of its entire PC portfolio. From now on, two names, each with a number after it to indicate which segment you are in. This is what the landscape will soon look like:

Laptops have the ending “Book,” desktops have the ending “Desk,” and all-in-one PCs have the ending “Studio.” Elite is the commercial (business) segment, Omni is for consumers. The higher the first number after the name, the higher you are in the segment. The so-called AI PCs are located in the X and U segments.

The new naming coincides with the launch of two new devices: OmniBook X AI and EliteBook Ultra AI. Both get a blue AI logo at the bottom right of the keyboard to indicate they are Copilot Plus compatible. The brand new Qualcomm Snapdragon X chip on board turns both models into instant Copilot Plus PCs.

Both new devices have the Snapdragon Optionally you can configure the OmniBook with up to 32 GB of RAM. Both have a battery life of up to 22 hours when playing videos or up to 12 hours during Teams calls.

The HP OmniBook The HP EliteBook Ultra AI costs more as a business version and starts at $1,699. Both models will be available in the US starting June 18th. Prices and availability in Europe are not yet known.