HP India has introduced more than 20 new products and solutions across PCs, tablets, printing, workstations, collaboration devices and workforce management tools. The launch includes the India-first HP OmniPad 12, the HP EliteBoard G1a Next Gen AI PC, new EliteBook, ProBook and OmniBook AI PC models, updated Z workstations, Poly collaboration hardware and AI-assisted printing features.
The company is positioning the new portfolio around India’s changing work, learning and enterprise technology needs. HP says the products are aimed at a wide range of users, including students, first-time PC buyers, creators, professionals, MSMEs and enterprise customers. The launch also expands HP’s hardware portfolio into newer form factors, including an Android-based tablet with detachable keyboard support and a keyboard-style AI PC for collaborative workplaces.
HP OmniPad 12 And EliteBoard G1a Expand HP’s Device Portfolio
The HP OmniPad 12 is designed as a tablet-style productivity device with a detachable keyboard. It runs Android and is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. HP says the device features a 12-inch multi-touch display and up to 18 hours of battery life, although actual endurance will depend on usage and configuration. The device is aimed at students, first-time users, MSMEs and users who want a more flexible device for everyday productivity.
The HP EliteBoard G1a Next Gen AI PC is a more unusual addition. HP describes it as an AI PC built into a keyboard form factor. According to the company, it uses AMD processors and offers up to 50 TOPS of NPU performance for AI workloads. HP is pitching it as a portable computing solution for modern workplaces and shared collaboration environments. HP’s “world’s first” claim for the EliteBoard G1a is based on its internal analysis of commercially available desktop-class PCs with integrated AI acceleration and full PC components inside a standalone keyboard chassis.
HP has also refreshed its EliteBook, ProBook and OmniBook AI PC lines. The business-focused portfolio includes the HP EliteBook X G2 series, EliteBook 8 G2 series and ProBook 4 G2 series, while the consumer and creator-focused range includes the OmniBook Ultra 14, OmniBook X 14, OmniBook 5 and OmniBook 3. Depending on the model, these systems use Intel, AMD or Qualcomm processors and offer AI performance claims of up to 85 TOPS.
HP Adds AI Tools For Printing, Workstations And Hybrid Work
Beyond personal computing, HP has introduced new Z workstation products, including the HP Z8 Fury G6i, HP ZGX Nano G1n AI station, HP Z4 G6i and HP ZBook X G2i 16 series. These are aimed at users working with AI, engineering, design, development and other demanding professional workflows. HP has also announced AI-driven updates to its Workforce Experience Platform to help IT teams monitor devices and automate issue resolution.
For collaboration, HP has announced the Poly Mission 400 Series with AI-powered noise reduction, noise-cancelling microphones and super-wideband audio. The Poly G62 Video Conferencing Solution with A2 has also been introduced as a modular conferencing system with AI-enabled audio and video features.
HP is also adding AI to printing through HP AI Optimize Print Formatting. The feature is designed to improve formatting, alignment and output quality while reducing wasted pages and layout issues. HP says it is available on select HP inkjet printers and requires Windows 11, the PSA app and a Wi-Fi connection.
In terms of pricing, the HP OmniPad will be available from June 2026 through the HP online store, Amazon, Reliance and HP World stores at a starting price of Rs 48,999. The HP EliteBoard G1a starts at Rs 89,900. The EliteBook X G2 series starts at Rs 250,000, while the EliteBook 8 G2 series and ProBook 4 G2 series start at Rs 230,000 and Rs 135,000, respectively. The OmniBook Ultra 14 starts at Rs 189,999 for the Qualcomm version and Rs 214,999 for the Intel version, while the OmniBook X and OmniBook 5 start at Rs 169,999 and Rs 124,999, respectively.
