As computer technology became more pervasive, especially in schools and homes, the consumer demand for printers began to include kids. Seeing an opportunity in the market, Hewlett-Packard partnered wi ...

The HP DeskJet 500C heralded a revolution in color printing. Prior to it, color printing was expensive and generally performed by a separate machine from black and white printing. Hewlett-Packard’s ma ...

Members of Hewlett-Packard’s American LaserJet operations could fly their colors with pride in this boldly-adorned company jacket.

In 1965, engineer Gordon Moore posited Moore’s Law, which held that the capacity of integrated circuits would double at a continuous, steady rate. The law became a benchmark for measuring and predicti ...

Hewlett-Packard celebrated the sale of its one-millionth LaserJet printer in 1988, a mere four years after the first unit was sold.

With an inkjet printer, characters were painted on paper by spraying the ink through very tiny holes in the printhead. To keep the printheads reliable and low maintenance, they were designed to be dis ...

Printing changed forever with the first inkjet, the 2225 ThinkJet released in 1984. It was Hewlett-Packard’s first commercial desktop printer to use inkjet technology and the first to use the Hewlett- ...

The 2686 was part of the third generation of Hewlett-Packard’s laser printer line, but it was the first to carry the now ubiquitous LaserJet name.

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 ...