Viking Express was an email package that combined Ericsson’s wireless modem technology with the computing power of an HP 95X palmtop to offer wireless email, a novel concept at a time when it was typi ...

Hewlett-Packard’s Digital-Data-Storage Data-Compressed (DDS-DC) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) compressed data that was identical or repetitive, allowing the data to use up less space on a digital tape, thu ...

HP Corporate Business Systems marked Hewlett-Packard’s entry into the market for data-center-specific products. The systems included nine models adapted from the HP 3000 and 9000 product lines, which ...

John Young was the first CEO of Hewlett-Packard after Bill and Dave. In office from 1978–1992, he was a pivotal figure in transforming Hewlett-Packard into a computer company while still protecting th ...

In honor of Canada’s 125th birthday, Hewlett-Packard sent every employee of HP Canada this commemorative pin.

On the 20th anniversary of the HP 35 (left foreground), Bill Hewlett took a moment to reflect on how Hewlett-Packard had revolutionized the way people computed. The HP 35 obsoleted the slide rule in B ...

The HP 9000 Model 1210 was one of Hewlett-Packard’s first “fault tolerant” computers, meaning it could continue to function even if a part failed, a critical feature in minimizing disruption in enterp ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.