HP launches $700 OmniBook 5 to rival MacBook Neo
HP has introduced the OmniBook 5, a new Windows laptop priced at $699 and aiming to compete with Apple’s budget MacBook Neo. Every model comes with a 14-inch OLED display—unusual for this segment—though the launch version’s screen maxes out at 300 nits brightness. HP offers the laptop in four colors and, like the Neo, starts it at 8GB of RAM. Key details on processor and storage are still unclear.
- Starts at $699 with 14-inch OLED screen
- Initial screen offers 300 nits max brightness
- Available in four color choices
- Ships with 8GB RAM in base model
- Processor and storage specs not confirmed
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How it unfolded
- CNET MacBook Neo’s Next Competitor Is HP’s $700 OmniBook 5
- Tom's Hardware HP boards the MacBook Neo competitor train
- 9to5Google HP’s MacBook Neo competitor is $699 with an OLED display and plenty of catches
- Gizmodo HP’s MacBook Neo Competitor Might Cost You More Than You Think
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