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Emily Duncan standing at the bottom of an outdoor staircase in an image dated 1993.
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Emily Duncan: HP Culture & Diversity
Emily Duncan worked at Hewlett-Packard from 1985–2007 in various positions related to diversity, including vice president, culture & diversity for 10 years. During her time with HP, Duncan led diversi ...
Photo of the Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 4L printer from 1993.
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Hewlett-Packard Joins Energy Star
When the Environmental Protection Agency launched the Energy Star program to certify energy-efficient devices, Hewlett-Packard was one of the program’s first partners. The company’s LaserJet 4L printe ...
Photo of someone working on the Omnibook 300 in 1993.
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HP Omnibook 300: One of the Great Ones
The Omnibook 300 “superportable” had revolutionary capability relative to its size. It was the first laptop to come with Microsoft Windows and Word preinstalled on its ROM, speeding up its operation a ...
Matryoshka dolls representing HP Russia's leadership, from the Moscow office head (smallest) up to Bill and Dave (largest).
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HP’s Moscow Office Matryoshka Doll
Hewlett-Packard opened its Moscow office in 1973, and unlike most Western technology companies, it maintained operations there from that point forward. This matryoshka (Russian nesting doll) set repre ...
Front of the NetServer LM 4/33.
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Next Up: NetServer Networked Computers
The NetServer series launched in 1993 — the LM 4/33 was among its introductory products. Networked computers were becoming more common in small and medium-sized businesses, and NetServer staked out He ...
A woman works on a circuit board at the Roseville manufacturing facility in 1993.
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On Board: HP Roseville Facility
Since opening in 1987, the Roseville manufacturing site in California produced computer systems and servers, and related devices. By 1993, workers focused on customizing circuit boards used in busines ...
Copy of the box for the PaloAltoOpoly board game from 1993.
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PaloAltoOpoly Board Game
This custom board game featured local Palo Alto Landmarks. At $4,100, Hewlett-Packard was the most expensive property on the board, located right next to the Lucile Salter Children’s Hospital at Stanf ...
A photo of Hewlett-Packard's VidJet Pro system with video monitor and HP printer.
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Print and Play: HP VidJet Pro
Hewlett-Packard’s VidJet Pro worked with Hewlett-Packard printers to allow video images from any source to be quickly printed on plain paper or transparencies. It allowed consumers more direct interac ...
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Video: Clearing the Air
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 ...