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HP’s answer to the MacBook Neo is thinner, lighter, and comes with OLED

HP enters the affordable laptop competition with the OmniBook 5 14, retailing starting at $699.99. Designed to challenge Apple's MacBook Neo, the new Windows laptop features an OLED touchscreen and is built with a slim, colorful aluminum body available in four colors. The base model is equipped with an Intel Core 5 315 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage. Despite sharing similar pricing and color options with Apple's device, HP includes an OLED display even on its entry-level configuration, addressing a common trade-off in budget-friendly portable computers.

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  • ✓ The HP OmniBook 5 14 starts at $699 or $699.99.
  • ✓ The OmniBook 5 features an OLED display.
  • ✓ The laptop comes in four colors and features a slim aluminum body.
  • ✓ The base model includes an Intel Core 5 315 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage.
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HP announced the OmniBook 5 14 as a direct competitor to the MacBook Neo.

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  1. HP Launches OmniBook 5 14 To Compete With MacBook Neo

    HP enters the affordable laptop competition with the OmniBook 5 14, retailing starting at $699.99. Designed to challenge Apple's MacBook Neo, the new Windows laptop features an OLED touchscreen and is built with a slim, colorful aluminum body available in four colors. The base model is equipped with an Intel Core 5 315 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage. Despite sharing similar pricing and color options with Apple's device, HP includes an OLED display even on its entry-level configuration, addressing a common trade-off in budget-friendly portable computers.

    Why it matters

    Apple's aggressive pricing with the MacBook Neo caught the PC market off guard earlier this year, prompting competitors to respond with similarly positioned hardware. Affordable laptops typically force buyers to choose between high-end screen technology and portable designs. HP attempts to bridge this gap by packing an OLED touchscreen into a lightweight chassis at a competitive price point.

    What is confirmed

    • The HP OmniBook 5 14 starts at $699 or $699.99.
    • The OmniBook 5 features an OLED display.
    • The laptop comes in four colors and features a slim aluminum body.
    • The base model includes an Intel Core 5 315 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The OmniBook 5 14 may cost users more than expected due to hidden catches.

    What to watch next

    • Real-world performance benchmarks for the Intel Core 5 315 processor and Wildcat Lake platform
    • Consumer reviews evaluating battery life and display quality against the MacBook Neo
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    3. HP — HP Brings Premium PC Experiences to More Consumers
    4. Engadget — HP's Omnibook 5 Features An OLED Screen And Costs $699
    5. 9to5google.com — HP’s MacBook Neo competitor is $699 with an OLED display and plenty of catches
    6. Gizmodo — HP’s MacBook Neo Competitor Might Cost You More Than You Think
    7. tomshardware.com — HP boards the MacBook Neo competitor train — OmniBook 5 comes in four colors with Wildcat Lake and starts at $699.99
    8. www.cnet.com — Best Laptops of 2026: Top Picks Tested by
    9. 9to5google.com — HP's MacBook Neo competitor is $699 with an OLED display and ...
    10. CNET — MacBook Neo’s Next Competitor Is HP’s $700 OmniBook 5
    11. Digital Trends — HP OmniBook Ultra (Snapdragon X2 Plus) review: I almost forgot this was a Windows on Arm laptop
    12. www.yankodesign.com — HP’s $699 OmniBook 5 Has the One Thing the MacBook Neo Doesn’t
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