"Experiences like gaming, eSports, and virtual reality push the performance limits of devices," said Mike Nash, chief technologist, vice president of customer experience and portfolio strategy, HP Inc. "We believe there are a set of customers who will benefit from the new AMD technology and HP is excited to offer those customers devices powered by Ryzen."
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A little word of advice for the "aspirational..." instead of sitting on the couch playing video games... go try out for the "team..."
Games are just such... games...
Sigh, the PC manufactures are desperate as all intel wants is hord the profits and $crew them. If only they knew the pricing and stuff fruit company gets 😉
Good to see HP getting diversified and getting smarter about what customers want...