hp pavilion plus

overview

the hp pavilion plus 14 was at the time the thinnest pavilion to date and the first in the line to feature an all-metal chassis. built from pressed sheet aluminium rather than cnc-machined parts, it hits a more accessible price point while still incorporating design details typically seen in higher-end devices.

all work and imagery produced whilst a part of the native design team in london in collaboration with the hp teams in palo alto and houston. 

HP Pavilion Plus 14 laptop in pink shown from rear three-quarter view, highlighting slim metal chassis and precision-pressed aluminium construction.
Front view of HP Pavilion Plus 14 laptop in pink finish showing large trackpad, full-size keyboard, and minimal bezels for immersive display.
Long table image displaying HP Pavilion Plus 14 convertible laptop in multiple hinge modes — closed, clamshell, tent, entertainment, and tablet configurations.
Two side profile renders of HP Pavilion Plus 14 laptop in silver, showing ultra-thin all-metal body and refined industrial detailing.
Close-up render showing two corner angles of HP Pavilion Plus 14 laptop in silver with visible keyboard texture, display hinge, and B&O audio branding.
Student sitting outdoors on campus, eating lunch while using HP Pavilion Plus 14 laptop, illustrating portability and productivity for students.
Female student typing on HP Pavilion Plus 14 laptop on her lap, demonstrating comfortable use for hybrid work and entertainment.

© all imagery courtesy of hp inc. read more:

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