Why spend valuable dollars on printing costs? Find out how your business can reduce costs and maximize printing dollars and infrastructure in this post… 

Losing a customer can be a tough pill to swallow for any business, but it doesn’t have to be a permanent situation. Read more for ways your business can take action, win back that customer, and develop an even better business relationship…

Not long ago I heard a story about an IPO from Moleskine that caught the attention of business press worldwide. The Italian company makes paper notebooks similar to those used by Van Gogh and Hemingway – and users are obsessed with them. Read more about the Moleskine story – and how the company’s deep understanding of its customers has struck a chord on Wall Street...

If your business is looking to upgrade office tech, it’s time to take a closer look at HP’s new 200 series and ProBook 400 series business notebooks. Learn more about these budget-friendly and updated lines of notebook PCs that are made for productivity – both in the office and on the road…

The HP Split x2 tablet launched today, giving businesses the flexibility to get things done with a device that combines both a high-performance notebook and the portability of a detachable tablet. Discover the newest addition to the HP family – and 5 ways the Split x2 can help your office…

Today, we’re announcing how the x2 line is getting bigger (with the Core-processor-powered Split x2) and smaller (thanks to the SlateBook x2, the first Android hybrid to rock an Nvidia Tegra 4 processor). So, since we’ve got your attention let’s dig a little deeper into both.

It wasn’t so long ago that I was saluting the ENVY x2 for being this awesomely-designed, nimble little machine that can do everything I need it to over the course of a whole day. Honestly, I hadn’t seen such an elegant solution before that. Now along comes it’s younger brother, the new SlateBook x2. It’s even smaller…and it’s running Android 4.2.2 on Nvidia’s Tegra 4 processor as I write this post (on it).

Let me see if this describes you: You can’t decide on any given day if you should break out the tablet or your laptop. You like having the power to do things like, say, play advanced games….but also not need to drag around an oversized machine. If this sounds familiar, I think that the x2 family of PCs might be worth checking out. Namely, the new Split x2.

If you’re not familiar with our x2 computers, let me get you up to speed with this Top 5 list that breaks down a couple of the bigger reasons….