HP releases new 14-inch laptop internationally with 800 nit display and 32 GB RAM
HP continues to quietly release its latest batch of EliteBook 8 laptops. Presented almost three months ago, the EliteBook 8 G2 range is already available in 13-inch and 13-inch convertible forms with Intel Panther Lake processors. Based on the company's March announcement, a total of six models will be are coming.
Now, HP has started selling the EliteBook 8 G2i 14 across Europe. For context, the new 14-inch laptop replaces the Arrow Lake-based EliteBook 8 G1i (curr. $1,475 on Amazon), rather than the AMD counterpart we reviewed in October 2025. Nonetheless, a new AMD model is on its way to receiving a global release too.
In the meantime, the EliteBook 8 G2i 14 starts at around £1,348 in the UK with a Core Ultra 5 325 processor, 16 GB of RAM, 256 GB of storage and a 1200p display backed by a 68 Wh battery. In comparison, HP has priced this configuration at €2,251 in the Eurozone. However, only a Core Ultra 7 355-powered SKU, priced at over €200 more, is orderable at the time of writing.
Alternatively, the EliteBook 8 G2i 14 is available in the UK with the Core Ultra 5 335. Only the Core Ultra 7 355 is configurable with up to 32 GB of RAM, though. Also, HP sells its new 14-inch laptop with 800-nit displays in some instances, too. Unfortunately, a promised 120 Hz VRR panel with a 1600p resolution is yet to materialise. Likewise, it is unclear when HP will begin selling the EliteBook 8 G2i 14 in other markets, such as the US.
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