HP is one of the few PC manufacturers left that consistently debuts new AIO designs, and its latest update of the HP Envy 34 (starts at $1,999.99; $2,709.99 as tested) is one of the best AIOs that ...

The HP ENVY 34 inch All-in-One Desktop 34 features a 5K display, user-upgradeable storage, and memory. It can be configured up to an Intel Core i9-11900, 2TB SSD, 128GB RAM, and an NVIDIA GeForce ...

Last week, HP announced its super intriguing ENVY 34 All-in-One Desktop PC with a powerful 65-watt processor and laptop-grade RTX GPU. Today, we go hands-on with a late-stage prototype ...

HP Envy AIO 34" view from the front. HP Inc. store HP Inc. is a company whose name has been synonymous with personal computing for decades, all the way back to the Compaq days in the 80’s.

Though the HP Envy Curved 34" All-In-One is pricier than your average PC (currently $1,999.99 at Best Buy), I found it did an excellent job of boosting my productivity when working and streaming ...

If the HP Envy 34 all-in-one is too premium for your budget, HP also released two additional all-in-one models. Both the new HP 27 and HP 34 all-in-one PCs share a similar design, with a screen ...

However, given that the HP Envy 34 AIO will feature an HDMI port, you could easily hook it up to one of the best gaming monitors in order to achieve 4K120 (assuming it's an HDMI 2.1 port), though ...

Who says an all-in-one PC has to be boring? HP’s Envy 34 features a luscious 34-inch curved panel and Intel’s latest 6th-gen Skylake CPU. As the monitor upstages all else, HP didn’t go cheap ...

HP's Envy curved all-in-one PC is about to get a significant makeover. Announced today at CES 2017 , HP is launching something of a refresh of its 34-inch curved AIO later this month.

HP Envy 34-inch All-in-One (AiO) PC has a diverse collection of I/O ports including 2X Thunderbolt 4 ports, 1 USB Type C port, 6 USB Type-A ports, and a 3.5mm HDMI out port.

Case in point: HP’s previous curved 34-inch Envy all-in-one, which had a fairly visible bezel and speakers flanking the sides. HP’s upcoming revamp, announced Tuesday at CES, reverses that trend.

There are AIO's with wider screens, like HP's own Envy 34 Curved, but they're all lower-resolution (such as 3,440x1,440 instead of 3,840x2,160) and 21:9 aspect ratios rather than the more common 16:9.