The release of the 13F document by Berkshire Hathaway usually brings a few surprises every quarter. The form, which shows Berkshire's holdings at the end of a given quarter, revealed that Berkshire's largest percentage increase was in its HP (NYSE: HPQ) position.

Buffett and his team increased their position in the tech stock by 16%. Admittedly, HP has hiked its payout yearly since Hewlett Packard Enterprise spun off in 2015. But with the company offering primarily commoditized technology products, is the company a good choice for dividend investors?

Today, HP pays an annual dividend of $1.05 per share. At current prices, that amounts to a dividend yield of around 3.5%, more than double the S 500 average of 1.6%.

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