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One of the was for , where HP could introduce new input devices and ways that redefine how we interact and communicate with our devices and each other. And HP delivered: The uses a split-zone layout and 20 programmable keys to deliver comfort and flexibility and offer a personalised typing experience, while a separate customisable numeric pad adds to its functionality. It comes with an integrated Copilot key to leverage Microsoft AI capabilities. Plus you can connect multiple devices via Bluetooth or a dongle. It is made with 50% post-consumer recycled materials and packaged in sustainably sourced external packaging. The has a wavy design and a wrist rest that lets you type for hours. It also features an integrated Copilot key. The has contoured grips to fit perfectly in your hand. These two devices come with programmable shortcuts and security-enhanced connections to fit into a work environment. Additional peripherals and accessories to enhance the flexible work experience include: But that wasn’t my only wish. I also wished to see displays with higher refresh rates, increased resolution, and improved colour accuracy. And again, HP didn’t disappoint. During HP Amplify, the company announced the , which is a conferencing monitor series crafted for creators and users seeking to personalise their work style. Coming in a range of 11 models, these monitors are HP’s largest launch of the DreamColor-class displays. They support refresh rates up to 120Hz and up to 400nits of brightness. Certain models have support for HP Device Bridge 2.0 that allows you to control two devices, meaning you can copy, paste, drag and drop files or data between them with one keyboard and mouse while maintaining network security with controlled file sharing. Additionally, the HP Series 7 Pro HP 740pm features a 39.7-inch curved screen, delivers 100% sRGB and 98% Display P3 wide colour gamuts and over a billion colours. Following on from the Poly acquisition, HP has included AI into the communication experience with Poly DirectorAI smart camera technology, the latest Poly Studio devices keep the focus where it matters, enabling all participants to put their best face forward. Poly Lens is laying the foundation of AI-powered deployment, management, monitoring, and insights of video-powered rooms. The latest allows a business’s IT department easier deployment and serviceability, without needing to worry about heavy technical installation needs. This helps to deliver a consistent user experience, saving time and resources when organisations retrofit and reconfigure workspaces. New Microsoft O365 Calendar integration allows users to share a view of room occupancy and Poly Lens utilisation across multiple platforms so that IT can make better room allocation plans based on usage trends.  The latest Poly certified conferencing room solutions and headsets include: : Designed for small to large meeting rooms, the Poly Studio E360 camera is a center-of-the-table companion camera, providing 360-degree coverage capturing everyone in the room regardless of where they're seated. When combined to work together with a front-of-room camera, the Poly Studio E360 camera ensures the video participants have a secure experience and gives in-room participants confidence that they are being seen clearly. : Designed for mid-sized rooms, the Poly Studio V52 video bar, builds on the Poly Studio X52’s design. Integrating Poly DirectorAI smart camera and audio AI features helps to eliminate distractions and tackle the challenges posed by glass walls in conference rooms. Whether using HP's conferencing PC solutions for Microsoft Teams and Zoom, or simply connecting your laptop for a video call, this USB video bar seamlessly integrates with your existing setup, enhancing your meeting experience. : Large meeting rooms using the Poly Studio E60 camera will see that it allows everyone to be in focus using 12x optical zoom and 4K sensors, capturing even those at the far end of the room. The presenter tracking feature ensures the primary presenter is always seen up close, to add a sense of realism for participants connecting over video.   The HP 965 Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard is expected to be available in April for US$129.99. Both the HP 685 Comfort Dual-Mode Keyboard and Comfort Dual-Mode Mouse are expected to be available in May for US$59.99 and US$44.99 respectively.  HP 435 Programmable Wireless Keypad is available now for US$49.99. Both the HP USB-C Travel Hub G3 and HP 405 Backlit Wired Keyboard are available now for US$69.99 and US$49.99. The HP Modular Series is expected to be available in May. The HP 15.6-inch Modular Laptop Backpack will be available for a starting price of US$99.99, the HP 15.6-inch Modular Laptop Bag will be available for US$89.99, and the HP 14-inch Modular Laptop Sleeve will be available for US$34.99. HP 14-inch Convertible Laptop Backpack Tote is expected to be available in April for US$69.99. HP Series 7 Pro Monitors are available now.  Poly Studio E360 is expected to be available in late 2024. Pricing will be available closer to availability. Poly Studio V52 is expected to be available in Apri with pricing made available closer to availability.  The Poly Studio E60 camera is expected to be available in March for US$1,699.