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Hewlett Packard (HP) has announced new naming nomenclature for its consumer and commercial computers lineup. Alongside, the US-based PC maker introduced a new logo for its AI computers. Now on, Consumer PCs from HP will now be named Omni, followed by a signifier indicating product category, and commercial PCs will have Elite as prefix followed by product category. Below are the details:
HP Consumer PCs
HP's consumer PC portfolio will now be called Omni, followed by a signifier indicating the product category. For example, laptops will bear the prefix "OmniBook," all-in-one desktops will be labelled "OmniStudio," and traditional desktops will carry "OmniDesk." The new naming nomenclature, however, does not apply to gaming PCs that will continue with OMEN moniker.
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HP Commercial PCs
HP’s commercial PC portfolio will now be called Elite, followed by the product category. For example, the laptops will be called “EliteBook”, all-in-one will be labelled “EliteStudio”, and traditional desktops will be called “EliteDesk”.
HP said that the name of each device from its stable will now include a number, ranging from 2 to 10 (with 10 represented by X). Odd numbers will denote consumer PCs, while even numbers will be assigned to commercial PCs.
HP said that the numbering system will help customers understand the hierarchy of the portfolio, with higher numbers indicating increased performance and advanced features.
In addition, HP has introduced the modifier "Ultra" to denote its most premium offerings, as well as descriptive modifiers such as "Fold" for dual screens and "Flip" for convertible PCs, signifying the various form factors available.
HP logo for AI PCs
HP has unveiled a new “Helix logo”, which it said resembles the shape of a DNA to show its commitment to advanced AI capabilities in next-gen AI PCs. The new next-gen AI PCs announced recently carry the new logo.
New AI Logo
