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SAVE $600:As of Dec. 18,France the HP OmniBook Ultra 14-inch 2.2K Copilot+ laptop is on sale for $899.99 at Best Buy. That’s a $600 discount from its regular price of $1,499.99.

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If you’ve been on the hunt for a laptop that’s equal parts powerful and future-ready, look no further than the HP OmniBook Ultra Copilot+ PC. This 14-inch AI-powered beauty is packed with high-performance features, and right now, it’s a total steal at Best Buy for $899.99 — a massive $600 off its original price of $1,499.99.

This isn’t just a laptop — it’s a tool built to elevate your productivity, creativity, and even gaming sessions. The AMD Ryzen AI 9 processor delivers lightning-fast performance, with 50 TOPS of NPU power. Translation? Your laptop learns and adapts to your habits, optimizing everything from workflows to gaming for a smarter, smoother experience.

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The 2.2K IPS touchscreen display is a visual delight, offering a stunning 2240 x 1400 resolution and a wide 100% RGB color gamut for breathtaking detail and lifelike colors. The 16:10 aspect ratio makes binge-watching shows, editing photos, or diving into a creative project fair game. The AMD FreeSync technology also ensures buttery-smooth visuals without stutters or tears during gaming.

The OmniBook Ultra isn’t just about performance — it’s packed with thoughtful features to make your life easier. The 9MP AI-enabled camera adapts to lighting conditions for crystal-clear video calls while presence-sensing technology locks your screen when you step away for added security. The Windows Copilot Key provides instant access to AI assistance. HP Fast Charge powers the battery to 50% in just 45 minutes.

When it comes to sound, Poly Studio Audio and HP Audio Boost deliver loud, clear, and immersive soundscapes. Paired with the 86% screen-to-body ratio for a slim-bezel viewing experience, you’ve got a laptop that’s as much about style as it is substance.

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Durability is another big win here. The Corning Gorilla Glass NBT touchscreen shrugs off daily wear and tear while HP Wolf Security and Microsoft Pluton tech work together to safeguard your data. There’s a camera shutter for privacy and a fingerprint reader on the power button for quick and secure access.

At $899.99, the HP OmniBook Ultra offers premium features at a fraction of the cost. Whether working, gaming, or just catching up on your Netflix queue, this laptop is ready to handle everything.

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