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To save anyone else trying to figure out what computer lostmsu is talking about, at least going by the current prices on HP's website (not MSRP): HP OmniBook 5
by wlesieutre 7mo ago
To save anyone else trying to figure out what computer lostmsu is talking about, at least going by the current prices on HP's website (not MSRP):
HP OmniBook 5 Laptop Next Gen AI 16-fb0037nr
If I were shopping for a cheap laptop I would have given up and bought a Macbook Neo before I found that one.
- lostmsu 7mo agoSorry about that, here's a link where you can buy one: https://www.staples.com/hp-omnibook-5-16-2k-laptop-copilot-pc-amd-ryzen-ai-7-350-16gb-ram-1tb-ssd-16-75-hours-battery-windows-11-home/product_24631793?cid=EM:ordconfrm::sku& https://www.staples.com/hp-omnibook-5-16-2k-laptop-copilot-p... I have no affiliation with them of any kind
- wlesieutre 7mo agoOh, the 16-ag1067st not the 16-fb0037nr, of course! It's out of stock for me, and the couple of other locations that I checked via VPN. The "st" at the end appears to be a Staples specific part number, so I found the less specific "16-ag1067" on Amazon for $1051. https://www.amazon.ca/HP-OmniBook-1920x1200-Graphics-Keyboard/dp/B0G1YKPB9D https://www.amazon.ca/HP-OmniBook-1920x1200-Graphics-Keyboar... On HP's own online store though, this model number doesn't exist. Took another look at the 16-fb0037nr that I found earlier when browsing HP's store by price, that one's a Snapdragon instead of Ryzen, so very different computer. Don't know what the state of Window's ARM compatibility layer is. Anyway, this is the typical experience of looking at non-Apple laptops and it sucks.