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HP wants to solve some of your biggest printing woes - and make scanning less painful too
HP has announced a range of new AI enhancements to its printing and scanning devices to ensure users get the best quality output. Along with a series of new products, including business monitors and peripherals, HP revealed a selection of printers as well as software enhancements. For example,
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HP Inc.'s New PC, Print Products Aimed At Driving AI Value
A battery-free, fast scrolling mouse and printing that automatically removes ads and unwanted formatting were unveiled Thursday alongside a 2.6-pound desktop PC capable of running a 200-billion parameter large language model. The star of HP Inc.'s fall product launch is the Nvidia-powered HP ZGX
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HP introduces AI enhancements to printers and scanners, alongside a compact AI development device, addressing user pain points and driving AI value in business environments.

HP has announced a range of AI enhancements to its printing and scanning devices, aiming to improve output quality and user experience. The company is introducing features such as automatic image correction for higher-quality scans, AI-powered document naming, and multi-page capture for efficient processing of larger documents
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.One of the standout features is the ability to summarize documents and draft emails directly from scanned files, set to roll out this month. HP is also addressing cost concerns with the 'Perfectly Formatted Prints' feature, which helps users print web pages and emails without awkward formatting, reducing paper and ink waste
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.In response to growing demand for specialized AI development hardware, HP has unveiled the HP ZGX Nano G1n AI Station. This compact powerhouse weighs just 2.6 pounds but is capable of running a 200-billion parameter large language model. The device uses Nvidia's GB10 chip and can be tethered via an Nvidia ConnectX 7 Smart NIC to run models as large as 405 billion parameters
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.The ZGX Nano comes preloaded with a complete enterprise-grade software stack, including the latest AI toolkits and libraries, allowing users to immediately tap into powerful AI frameworks for advanced workflows, models, and microservices
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.HP is also introducing new monitors designed for AI-driven workspaces. The Series 5 Pro 49 Conferencing Monitor, dubbed 'the ultimate command center,' offers a 49-inch curved display that can be configured to suit various work-area preferences. It's the world's first ultrawide monitor with integrated AI noise reduction and can mimic two 27-inch displays across a single pane of glass
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.For mobile professionals, HP has developed the Series 5 Pro 14-inch portable monitor, allowing users to extend their dual-display setup on the go
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HP's survey of 50 customers revealed that 80% saw a need for specialized AI development hardware, driving the creation of the ZGX Nano. Additionally, half of the surveyed customers expressed interest in upgrading their printers if they had built-in AI print tools
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.Currently, HP AI features are available for select printer models, including the Envy Photo 7200/7900 all-in-one printers, with plans to expand to other series. However, the geographic availability is currently limited to US English setups and US-located printers
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.These innovations demonstrate HP's commitment to leveraging AI to enhance productivity and user experience across its product line, from printing solutions to high-performance computing devices for AI development.
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