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The market is flooded with professional laptops, especially in the sub-Rs. 1,50,000 price segment. With a plethora of options available, the competition is arguably the stiffest in this bracket, with each OEM trying to offer more value. One of the most recognisable names and one of the most formidable players in the business machines space is Hewlett-Packard, otherwise known as HP. The company has been building laptops for more than 42 years; ergo, the strong brand association with laptops and the italicised HP logo.

The HP OmniBook series has also been known for its premium design and top-notch performance. The latest model from the brand aims to carry this legacy forward with a plethora of premium features. The latest HP laptop is priced in India at around Rs. 1.5 lakh, which places it in the market of premium thin-and-light laptops. The laptop features the latest Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, an OLED display with touchscreen capabilities, decent battery life, and more. That said, does it have all the essentials to be the next best thin-and-light laptop in this price segment? I've had the chance to use the device for a while now, and here's what you need to know.

The HP OmniBook 3 is a new budget-centric laptop from the brand, offering an interesting set of features and specifications. The laptop positions itself as an accessible entry-level laptop that delivers AI-centric features. With a price tag of Rs. 69,999, the HP laptop offers decent features like an anti-glare screen, AMD Ryzen AI 5 340 processor, 50 TOPS NPU performance, and more. So, does it make sense to go with the latest laptop from the brand? I got the chance to use the device for quite some time, and this is what you need to know.