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Harry Portwood (left) and Ken Capen (right) admiring the Corporate Commitment Award.
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Hewlett-Packard and Project HIRED
HP was an active partner of Project HIRED (Helping Industry Recruit Employees with Disabilities), a Bay Area nonprofit dedicated to helping people with disabilities find work. Worldwide EEO manager Ha ...
Woman working with HP's Engineering Graphics System software on an HP 9000 Series 200 engineering workstation computer.
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HP’s Engineering Graphics Systems
Hewlett-Packard’s Engineering Graphics Systems allowed users to create visual representations of 3D objects. Its primary application was to aid the designers of printed circuit boards, but its ability ...
A woman works at a terminal of the HP 3000 950 in 1987.
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Taking a RISC: The HP 3000 950
When it was introduced in 1986, the HP 3000 950 was the most powerful computer Hewlett-Packard had ever produced, capable of supporting up to 400 terminals. Along with its counterpart, the 930, it was ...
Photo of the HP 28C, Hewlett-Packard's first graphing calculator (opened).
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The HP 28C: HP’s First Graphing Calculator
The 28C was Hewlett-Packard’s first graphing calculator and the first handheld calculator from any company to be able to solve algebraic equations.
The Hewlett-Packard Vectra portable computer in carrying case with power adapter.
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What Popped Up: HP Vectra’s Drives
Hewlett-Packard’s popular Vectra computer became available as a laptop in 1987. To conserve space, it used pop-up memory drives, either dual pop-up 3.5″ floppy disk drives or one pop-up disk drive and ...