Max settings. Any setting: When it comes to raw power and performance, the OMEN 17t Laptop makes no compromises. With a 9th generation Intel Core processor and NVIDIA GeForce graphics, feel free to crank up the settings everywhere you go. Those aren't exactly hot gamer tasks, though. HP takes its dual-screen approach further with a nifty feature called screen mirroring that lets you zoom in on a portion of a game and show it on the second display.

Edge-to-edge immersion: Crisp game play is crucial if you want to play at your besWith a high resolution and fast refresh rate, on-screen visuals are swift and smooth, while a micro-edge bezel display delivers edge-to-edge immersion.

With the Omen 15, HP hopes to make its concept actually usable with some pretty cool software tricks. The six-inch secondary screen is essentially a 3840x2160-resolution LCD that Windows sees as a second display.

Ultra-thin, performance-driven design:Experience a sleek, ultra-thin design engineered with performance and customization at the forefront. With an advanced thermal cooling solution, RGB lighting across the chassis and keyboard, and single-panel access to internals for easy upgradeability, nothing stops you from playing at your best.

To jam the screen in there, HP moves the per-key RGB keyboard to the front of the laptop and the trackpad to the side.

Sure this sub-five-pound laptop features an 6-core, 9th-gen Intel Core i7-9750H CPU and a NVIDIA RTX 2070 (Max-Q) 8GB GDDR6 Dedicated Graphics those specs are a given on any high-end laptop. But all those other laptops don't have a six-inch touchscreen in the keyboard deck.

The Omen 15t does. This is critical to the success of the Omen, because very few games today are designed with dual monitors in mind. HP gets around it by basically making it work in any game.