HP Is Not Giving Up On Desktops So Soon.

For all talk about Ultrabooks and tablets, one might have think that desktop PC's are left extinct. But HP is not giving up so soon.

Ahead of CES, HP announced Omni 27 All-in-one and HPE phoenix H9. Two different PC's for two very different types of consumers.

Omni 27 is equipped with 27-inch 1080p (1,920 x 1,080 resolution) LED-backlit display. HP offers the option sof dual-and quad-core Intel processors, up to 2TB storage, and a TV tuner. On board an HDMI input, Blu ray disc drive, a pair of 3.0 usb ports and four 2.0 usb ports. You can also add Omni 27 to list of beat audio devices.
With the Omni All-in-One, HP is also pushing Magic Canvas Software, which mimics the app experience of tablets with its easy-to-use interface.
HP will begin selling the Omni All-in-One for $1,199 when it becomes available on January 8th.

HP also announces on tuesday HPE phoenix H9. It is built with gaming in mind, the Phoenix offers an eight-core AMD FX-8100 processor, a Radeon 7670 GPU, 160GB solid state drive, and 8GB RAM. HP also offers the option of liquid cooling, as well as a second hard drive.
The Phoenix starts at $1,149.