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CES 2026: HP EliteBoard G1a released, World's first AI PC in a Keyboard form factor

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HP reimagines the desktop form factor with the company's smallest and lightest AI PC in a unique Keyboard form factor.
CES 2026: HP EliteBoard G1a released, World's first AI PC in a Keyboard form factor
HP EliteBoard G1a attached to an HP monitor

A whole desktop the size of a keyboard?

The HP EliteBoard G1a is the world's first PC built entirely into a Keyboard and is a CES 2026 Innovation Award honoree.

Its key innovation is fitting a PC in its 12mm ultra-thin profile and weighing 750 grams. This makes it significantly more portable than the majority of the PCs out there. Users need only to connect it to any display via a single cable. It draws power via the same USB-C connected to the display, dock, or included charger.
HP EliteBoard G1a AI Keyboard PC
HP EliteBoard G1a AI Keyboard PC

It is powered by the AMD Ryzen AI 300 Series processors, which are capable of 50+ TOPS of NPU performance for responsive local AI workloads. It is backed by performance features such as HP Smart Sense and AMD's Auto State Management for optimized cooling and efficiency. 

It includes dual microphones and speakers for seamless collaboration and an optional battery for untethered use.

HP claims that its HP Wolf Security for Business will protect it from firmware attacks and emerging quantum threats.

Launched alongside is the new HP Series 7 Pro 4K monitor. It features the next-generation Neo:LED display that boasts cutting-edge IPS black performance and vivid colors in 4K. It is factory-calibrated for color accuracy and can be used for professional workflows. 

It connects via a 140W Thunderbolt 4, which supports 40Gbps data and video via a single cable. HP claims that it was designed to be a visual hub for modern. multi-device work set-ups.

HP says that the products are expected to be available in America in March 2026. There is no word yet on US pricing. There is also no word on the Philippines' availability and pricing.

What do you guys think?

Source: HP

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