Working on the go was never made easier thanks to the HP 95LX. The palmtop PC was small enough to transport easily, yet packed with useful features such as Lotus 1-2-3, Phone Book, Appointment Book, M ...

The OfficeJet personal printer-fax-copier was the first all-in-one desktop device to combine all three major functions in one space-saving bundle for home office users. Multi-purpose printers would so ...

At a time when disk drives were typically of significant size and weight, Hewlett-Packard’s Kittyhawk was designed to be small enough for personal devices like data assistants or gaming systems. It wa ...

The OmniGo 700LX was an early attempt to create a cellular-networked computing device. The 700 could be hooked up to a Nokia cellular phone to wirelessly send and receive data, foretelling the potenti ...

The OmniGo 100 was Hewlett-Packard’s first PDA to feature a graphical user interface, allowing users to navigate through icons and pictures instead of text-only instructions.

In 1995, Bill and Dave shared the prestigious Price Waterhouse Information Technology Leadership Award for Lifetime Achievement based on the contributions they made through Hewlett-Packard. The award ...

An international team of astronauts on board the Space Shuttle Discovery studied the physiological effects of weightlessness using HP medical equipment. Get an inside look at their journey.

HP’s employee resource groups drove and informed much of the company’s diversity programming. Since 1974, the Black Employees Forum had sponsored an annual African American Students Day to encourage s ...

Eliminating ozone-depleting chemicals from production was one of Hewlett-Packard’s biggest environmental challenges. In 1989, Hewlett-Packard’s facilities used 1.5 million pounds of chlorofluorocarbon ...

Hewlett-Packard embraced alternative sourcing early in its history. By the 1990s, Hewlett-Packard’s facilities in Grenoble, France, and Roseville, California, were processing more than 500,000 combine ...