HP is teasing a new evolution in VR technology. Just a pity they don't give us any more details on what that is exactly.

Nvidia has announced a new set of tools and branded laptops aimed at creators.

Hewlett Packard didn't make that big of a VR splash when it unveiled its Windows Mixed Reality headset back in 2017. The timing of its launch meant that its capabilities were comparably lost to its competitors. But HP are trying again and this time, they've gone fine. Really fine.

As an individual who remains unconvinced by the concept of a gaming laptop (never enough RGB lighting), Hewlett Packard is further enticing gamers with the debut of the new Omen 15. The headline? In an apparent shift in priority towards refresh rates over display resolution, the Omen 15 now sports a 15.6 -inch 1920×1080 TN display with a refresh rate …

HP’s Omen range of systems is generally powerful enough, but it’s the stuff that’s appended with an “X” that really gets interesting. Usually reserved for their desktops, the X signifies that the system packs in the bleeding edge, or is emboldened by some sort of radical design.

HP has revealed a new gaming family of devices that’s ideal for anyone from the occasional gamer who wants to up their experience to the true diehard fans who want the best possible performance. It's Omen by HP.

Your League of Legends team could go to Prague to compete. Signups are open, so get cracking.

Esports is getting its own expo from the minds behind rAge. Rush will be an all new esports experience sponsored by HP Omen.