HP’s latest wireless keyboard is actually a portable Copilot+ PC

HP, at CES 2026, has unveiled a new wireless keyboard, but it isn’t your ordinary keyboard. Of course, after all, it’s at CES, and it has to be something cool. Dubbed the HP EliteBoard G1a, the device, which resembles a wireless keyboard, is actually a Copilot+ PC that runs Windows 11. Pretty cool, right? Here’s all you need to know.

A wireless keyboard that doubles as a Windows 11 PC

The HP EliteBoard G1a is a slim membrane keyboard that doubles up as an AI-powered Windows 11 PC. Physically, it looks like a lightweight keyboard, but it does carry a weight of 750 grams, which is way lighter when compared to some thin and light laptops.

As for the thickness, it does have a noticeable 12mm thick body, which is fine for a keyboard. Under the hood, it is powered by the Ryzen AI 300 series processor, which comes with a 50 TOPs NPU, enabling on-device AI features. Having said that, it’s actually a full-fledged Copilot+ PC.

The EliteBoard G1a runs Windows 11 Pro for Business and supports Radeon 800M graphics. It has a 32W built-in battery for long hours of usage. It also has a fingerprint sensor, offering added security.

You get a USB-C port for pairing it to a large monitor or any display of your choice. It does not have a trackpad, so you’ll still need to carry a wireless mouse to complete your setup.

While this Copilot+ PC from HP is cool and futuristic, it’s expected to be a bit pricy. HP hasn’t revealed the exact price of the EliteBoard G1a, but we should learn more soon. As of now, you can check it out at CES 2026.

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