
Next generation laptop with AI
HP introduces the HP OmniBook 7 AI - a next-generation rugged computer with artificial intelligence. With a powerful processor, Full HD 17" display and ample storage, it's great for work and play. The laptop has passed 11 MIL-STD 810H military standard tests and up to 25,000 hours of testing, ensuring it is highly resistant to drops, moisture and extreme temperatures.


The HP OmniBook 7 AI is optimized for hundreds of AI applications thanks to the integrated neural NPU AI unit in the Intel Core Ultra processor. Get high performance on AI tasks with faster compute times and optimized power. This technology adapts the laptop to the way you work, and your favourite AI-accelerated software will run seamlessly on Intel.

The superb 17.3" Full HD touchscreen display with a thin bezel, 400 nits brightness and 100% sRGB colour space offers a sharp image with vibrant colours. Poly Camera Pro software improves image quality in video conferencing and online meetings. It offers background blurring, foreground highlighting and allows you to apply filters. It automatically integrates with the main video conferencing applications in Windows.

The HP OmniBook 7 AI features a 5MP IR camera with noise cancellation and integrated dual digital microphones. Clear and loud sound is ensured by DTS technology: X Ultra together with HP Audio Boost intelligent amplification technology. It offers up to 12 hours of 83Wh battery life and supports fast charging with 50% recharge in 45 minutes.
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