HP's EliteBoard G2a Puts an AI PC Inside a Keyboard From $3,028
HP's new EliteBoard G2a packs an AMD Gorgon Point CPU, up to 32 GB of RAM and a Copilot key, but needs a USB-C monitor.
HP has announced the EliteBoard G2a, a keyboard with a built-in PC that the company markets as a "Next Gen AI PC" and that ships with a Copilot key. Pricing starts at $3,028, according to pcgamer.com.
The cheapest US configuration pairs 16 GB of RAM with an AMD Ryzen AI 5 Pro 435 processor. At the top of the range, HP offers a model with a Ryzen AI 7 Pro 450 and 32 GB of RAM for $4,191. Memory can be configured up to 32 GB, and the CPU is an AMD Gorgon Point part.
The unit measures 14.1 x 4.7 x 0.7 inches, and the most powerful model weighs under 700 grams. It still needs a monitor with a USB-C connection to work. On the base model the integrated USB4 cable is not detachable; a version with a detachable cable starts at $3,053.
HP's EliteBoard line first appeared with the G1a at CES 2026. That model used a Kraken Point APU and a Radeon 860M integrated GPU and was roughly as powerful as the Steam Deck, and it weighed 780 grams.
Quick answers
How much does the HP EliteBoard G2a cost?
Pricing starts at $3,028 for the cheapest US model, which has 16 GB of RAM and an AMD Ryzen AI 5 Pro 435 processor. The most powerful model, with a Ryzen AI 7 Pro 450 and 32 GB of RAM, costs $4,191.
Does the HP EliteBoard G2a need a monitor?
Yes. The keyboard requires a monitor with a USB-C connection.
What processor does the HP EliteBoard G2a use?
It uses an AMD Gorgon Point CPU. Configurations range from a Ryzen AI 5 Pro 435 to a Ryzen AI 7 Pro 450.