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HP was always admired as a great technology innovator. The company invented and produced many breakthrough products. HP’s marketing efforts were not always so highly thought of. When the museum’s curator started with HP marketing in 1984, an industry colleague told him that “HP is the kind of company that would sell sushi as cold, raw fish for dinner”. After considerable thought, the curator realized that he could never have come up with anything that GOOD!
You be the judge of our Hewlett-Packard print advertisements:
1960s
1966 – Hewlett Packard Datamec Division for peripherals that are more efficient, dependable, economical for the computer manufacturer, for the computer user. D2020, D3030, D3029.
1968 – Is it possible to get a really good computer for less than $10,000? 2114A.
1968 – Some computers baffle even the most experienced scientist. Others are a snap. 2115A.
1968 – A measure of progress 1) Solid state light bulbs. 2) How to bridge the whole computational gap. 9100A, 2114A, 2000A.
1968 – Powerful Genie, $4900. 9100A.
1968 – The new emancipator. 9100A.
1969 – This man (in a boat) is running his own business....time share. 2000A.
1969 – Some small computers aren't delivered. They're abandoned. 2114A, 2116B.
1969 – If you had ordered our time share system, you'd be in business today. 2000A.
1970s
1970 – If you’ve been waiting for someone to build a low-cost tape drive with Hewlett-Packard quality, HP just did. 7970A.
1970 – Time-share terminals can now draw their own conclusions. 7200A Plotter.
1970 – Don't be a go-between. Let your computer and instruments communicate directly. 2570A Coupler/Controller.
1970 – You can spend three weeks programming your next test. Or you can spend three days. Data Acquisition and Control Executive.
1970 – It's made time-sharing a graphic art. 7200 Plotter.
1970 – Computer downtime could cost this user his share of a multi-billion market. That's why he depends on Gerber Scientific and Hewlett Packard. 2114.
1970 – Here's another good reason our time-share system is the most popular around: 90-day delivery! 2000A.
1970 – Last year, this ad offered you the best time-share buy on the market. Now, we've got an even better deal. Our new system handles twice the users for just $3117 a month. 2000B.
1970 – Now, there's a better way. Our new DOS brings batch processing costs down to just $765 a month. Disc Operating System.
1971 – The fastest, toughest disc drive in the industry. HP's got it. And the most compact, most reliable 1600 CPI tape unit. We've got that too. 7900 and 7970.
1972 – Some things are changing for the better. Computer proliferation: a better way to control it. 3000. 2100A.
1972 – HP offers OEMs more. Like a thoroughly modern mini, with Writable Control Store. 2100.
1972 – HP offers OEMs more. Like a complete family of mass-storage peripherals. 7900, 7901 and 7970.
1972 – For the really tough applications, OEMs like Magnavox choose HP. 2100A.
1973 – For the really tough applications, OEMs like VIDAR choose HP. 7970E.
1973 – Meet the HP 2100S computer. Specifically designed for solving system problems. 2100S.
1974 – And a computer system that’s more accessible to people. 3000.
1974 – Piece by piece, HP's new 21MX Series. Minis no other OEM supplier can offer at any price. 21MX.
1974 – The new 21MX Series for OEMs. Plug-in instruction sets and 4K RAMs. The end of the dead-end computer. 21MX.
1974 – If you want to get more out of your lab, put the Scientific/310 into it. HP minicomputers. They work for a living. 310 based on 2100 computer.
1974 – Now Hewlett Packard makes selecting your next terminal an open and shut case. 2640A.
1974 – This OEM asked us to hide in his systems. 21MX-K Series miniprocessor components. Now what can we do for you? 21MX.
1974 – Think what you can do with 4.8 million bytes of memory in a desk-top computing calculator. 9830A. 9880B.
1974 – Complex statistics calculated at the touch of a few keys. The HP 9805 gives printed or plotted answers to these stat problems at the touch of a single key. 9805.
1975 – HP-IB, a new way of interfacing. HP-IB.
1975 – Now a Hewlett Packard 21MX computer for OEM's who think big. The M/30 processor. 21MX M/30.
1975 – Increase productivity with distributed computers. Over 50 companies do it with HP systems. HP distributed systems. They work for a living. 21MX - plant monitoring and control.
1975 – Powerful and friendly.The Hewlett-Packard RTE-III operating system. Check it out. HP minicomputers. They work for a living.RTE-III.
1975 – HP 3000CX mini data centers. HP minicomputers. They work for a living. 3000CX.
1975 – HP announces 8K words for $990. OEMs, this 30% price cut clears the air about 4K RAM memories. 21MX memory.
1975 – 15,000,000 bytes plus a 32K word computer. $17,655. The new HP MX/65 DISComputer. 21MX M/20.
1975 – Highly autonomous, mini data station saves computer time and data transmission costs. 2644.
1975 – Hewlett-Packard introduces DISCU/15 for OEMs. Fast. Tough. And Smart. DISCU/15 7905.
1975 – A powerful new desk-top programmable that gives you four dimensions of computation. 9815.
1976 – New HP display station: extensive stand-alone capability plus data communications capability. 2645A.
1976 – This OEM asked us for a head start. Now what can we do for you. MX/65 Management Systems Technology.
1976 – This OEM asked us to be tough. Now what can we do for you. 21MX Magnavox.
1976 – There's been a lot of talk about computer networks. Hewlett Packard's speaks for itself. Networked computers.
1976 – These OEM suppliers know they can't fight facts. Now, what can we do for you? 21MX with 16K memory.
1976 – The HP 2644A mini datastation. A new kind of terminal. 2644A.
1976 – You can't make money on it until it's gone. When the problem is getting the goods out, a Hewlett-Packard 9600MX Measurement and Control System can make the critical difference.9600MX.
1976 – Before our board tester works for you, it had to work for Bill Harris. DTS-70.
1976 – This OEM asked us to give him the works. Now, what can we do for you? 21MX Canadian Marconi.
1976 – Announcing Hewlett-Packard's real-time minicomputer. Your powerful connection to easier automated testing. 21MX with HP-IB.
1976 – The new optical mark readers from Hewlett-Packard. We put a lot more into our hardware, so you can get more out of your cards. 726X.
1976 – When we sell you our new terminal, we're selling you.......Another advance in computer technology from Hewlett-Packard. 2645A.
1976 – Real-time response in many different situations. 3070 terminals.
1976 – Form fitting. 2640, 2644.
1976 – The Hewlett Packard 21MX sets a new price/performance standard. Announcing 16K word memory with parity for $1386 21MX.
1976 – The HP 9825 non-pareil desk-top computing/controlling system is magnified in power by new accessories. 9825A. 9885M.
1977 – Can your computer system pass this test? Performance comes in three sizes: HP 1000 models 20, 30 and 80. 21MX E-Series.
1977 – HP's terminals: smart, but simple. 264X terminals.
1977 – The computer Catch-22. What do you do when you get too big for your small computer, but you're still too small for a big one? 3000 Series II.
1977 – Complete systems. Real-time. Timeshare. Multi-drop. Error-free communications. Remote control of all HP-IB devices. 3070 terminals.
1977 – Individually excellent. Together....superb! like instrumentation with the HP-IB interface. HP-IB.
1977 – Small wonder: a breadbox-size computer with up to 1 million bytes of fault control, semiconductor memory at 5 cents a byte. 21MX.
1977 – Instrumentation interfacing: how does your real-time computer measure up?21MX and HP-IB.
1977 – A quick memory test. HP 1000 and RTE.
1977 – Processor growth: can your small computer make the upgrade? HP 1000.
1977 – Hard copy made easy. 2631 and 2635.
1977 – Hewlett-Packard brings a bright new look to low-cost graphics. 2648A.
1977 – Database management: is your small computer on the right track? IMAGE/1000.
1977 – Performance: has your operating system got what it takes? 1000 and RTE.
1978 – A powerful new HP computer system with a high-speed floating point processor and a new real-time executive operating system. 1000F.
1978 – From only 90 seconds of transmission time, HP's new graphic plotter drew this chart in four colors, picked up its pens and put them away. 7221A.
1978 – You're looking at a calculator, an alarm clock, a watch, a stopwatch, and a 200-year calendar for your wrist. What's really special is what you can't see. Ad contributed by Michael John, NSW. HP-01.
1978 – A powerful new HP computer system with a high-speed floating point processor and a new real-time executive operating system. 1000F.
1978 – Design your smart product fast. Start your microprocessor-based product with HP's 2649A. 2649A.
1978 – Introducing the HP 1000 model 45. A powerful number cruncher that won't break your budget. 1000 Model 45.
1978 – System 45: Our friendly computer could speed through your tough technical problems.....if the boss would just get finished with his. 9845A.
1978 – Man cannot live by batch alone. That's why so many companies are firing their small batch systems and hiring the HP 3000. 3000 Series I.
1978 – Schnell. Leistungsfaehig. Die neue HP3000 Serie III. German ad for 3000 Series III. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1978 – HP measurement and computer advances extend your possibilities. How to operate more confidently in an increasingly digital world 3000 Series II. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1978 – Hewlett-Packard computer advances deliver results. You to can rely on results from a working partnership with Hewlett-Packard. MFG/3000. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1978 – How can you tell if distributed processing will work for you? Look at the job it's done for us. 3000 Computers. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1978 – Our friendly computers take a lot of the snarls out of automating instruments. 9845 connecting to instrument rack.
1978 – Introducing HP's System 35. Under its friendly exterior lurks the power of a minicomputer. 9835A.
1978 – Hardcopy made easy. Fast, efficient and economical; the new printer and printing terminal from Hewlett Packard. 2631 and 2635.
1979 – HP presents visual aids for our visual age. Four easy ways to get hard copy. 2647, 9872, 7225, 9874, 2631 and 7245.
1979 – The brains behind some very smart OEMs. Hewlett-Packard's 2649 terminals are making a lot of OEMs look good these days. 2649.
1979 – 75% of our real-time computers go to OEMs. No wonder we give them such good support! 1000 Series.
1979 – Hewlett-Packard ends the computer compromise. Now you don't have to put up with a computer that doesn't really fit your needs or shop around hoping to find one that does. HP has created a range of business systems, priced from £15,000 to £150,000 designed to work the way you work. HP 250, 300 and 3000 Computers. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1979 – Hewlett-Packard ends the computer compromise for business OEMs. HP 250, 300 and 3000 Computers. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1979 – Wirklich aussergewoehnlich. Der neue HP 300. German ad for HP 300. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1979 – The 3.1 cents-a-byte memory. HP 1000 fault tolerant memory. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1979 – HP's OEM-compatible computers and discs: the start of something big. 1000 F-Series, 7906.
1979 – Why buy a technical computer from a stranger, when you can buy one from Hewlett Packard? (HP 1000 family including peripherals and terminals). Page 1 . Page 2.
1979 – HP presents a computer network for manufacturers. Start today. Expand tomorrow. DS/1000.
1979 – Now even more problem-solving power at your fingertips. Introducing HP's new System 45B. 9845B.
1979 – The more you demand from a computer, the more you should look at HP. 98XX desktops, 1000, Communications.
1979 – Assemble your own measurement system in weeks instead of months.....with HP's 119 different system-designed instruments and computers. HP-IB.
1979 – A computer system is only as good as the terminals it supports. Terminals, Printers, Plotters.
1979 – Ads on 5 consecutive pages promoting 21MX computers. A quick memory test. Performance: has your operating system got what it takes? Database management: is your small computer on the right track? Instrumentation interfacing: how does your real time computer measure up? Processor: can your small computer make the upgrade?
1979 – Extend Your Possibilities. The HP 250: a new easy to use small business computer with true database management that adapts to your existing organization. HP 250.
1980s
1980 – They’re solving big problems. But, not on a big computer. 9845. 9874A, 9872A.
1980 – HP introduces the matrix machine. 1000 F-Series.
1980 – HP presents the manufacturing software you might have developed yourself. DATACAP/1000 software. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1980 – Now high-performance graphics for minicomputer-based systems don't have to be expensive. HP's 1350S display system provides high speed, interaction, brightness and high resolution.....at a low cost. 1350S.
1980 – Announcing the HP 1000 L-Series computer. Separate I/O processors let the CPU concentrate on computation. 1000 L-Series.
1980 – The HP-85 Personal Computer For Professionals. HP-85.
1980 – Hewlett-Packard announces another small breakthrough. The two-board, 1/2 megabyte microcomputer. 1000 L-Series.Page 1 . Page 2.
1981 – HP presents graphic improvements in engineering productivity. HP graphics and peripherals.
1981 – Integrated graphics, full screen editing, friendliness, expandability, HP software, 12-digit accuracy, portability. Hewlett Packard put it all together. HP-85.
1981 – Meet HP Series 80: Hewlett Packard's new one-on-one computing systems for professionals. HP-85 and Visicalc.
1981 – There's more behind Hewlett Packard's microcomputer than $50 million worth of software. Full system support. (HP 1000 L-series Model 5)Page 1 . Page 2.
1981 – There's already $50 million in software behind the HP 1000 L-Series microsystem. What we added makes it look even better. Low-cost, high-performance graphics. (HP 1000 L-series Model 5, Graphics/1000-II)Page 1 . Page 2.
1981 – Small computer friendliness vs big computer power. HP's new computer systems end the compromise. (9826 and 9845)Page 1 . Page 2.
1982 – If you're looking for an OEM microcomputer with real-time software, we've got one that's just your speed. A million instructions per second. Announcing the HP 1000 A-Series. Page 1 . Page 2.
1982 – We spent years fine-tuning our controllers to work with all these instruments. It'll take you about ten minutes. 9826.
1982 – Which personal computer can make you better at what you do best? HP-87.
1982 – How to turn your HP-41 into a handheld computer. Introducing the Hewlett Packard interface loop. HP-41 and HP-IL.
1982 – The new HP 1000 Model 65: you'd think you were sitting at a mainframe. 1000 Model 65.
1982 – Hewlett Packard on the professional use of personal computers. There's a considerable difference between the one-size-fits-all computer and one that really fits. 41, 85, 87, 9826, 9836, 7470.
1983 – High-quality colour display. 2627A.
1983 – What if you chose Hewlett-Packard as a business computer partner? Union Carbide, Waterman: 1000s and 3000s.
1983 – When users rated their computers' communications, guess which name came through loud and clear? 3000 HP/DSN. Ad contributed by Helmut Reinhardt, Germany.
1983 – Think of your business in 1993, before you choose a computer for today. 3000.
1983 – How two pens can become your best presentation tools. New low price only $1,095. 7470A.
1983 – How HP business graphics can be the key to your success. 7475A.
1983 – Presenting HP Menu (for 3000 users). Bob Apetite. HP Menu.
1983 – Introducing four very well mannered HP printers. And four new prices that really make the grade. 2563, 293X.
1983 – The world's densest computer chip is now at the heart of the world's most affordable 32-bit computer. 9020.
1983 – Hewlett-Packard's new personal computer is up to 5 times faster than IBM's. And half the size. 9816.
1983 – Save Dollars. Reduce backup time. The 7976A tape drive is your answer to big disc backup. 7976A.
1984 – Grow Smarter. You've outgrown your (IBM) System/34. Now what? 3000.
1984 – They talk to each other. The Portable (in the foreground of an IBM PC). Portable.
1984 – Hewlett-Packard presents the PC system that lets you figure the figures, plot the graph, print the report, and when you get to your hotel, change everything. 150, LaserJet, ThinkJet, Plotters.
1984 – The single solution for both sides of your company. HP 3000 and AdvanceNet.
1984 – Announcing the Touchscreen Personal Computer. The Hewlett-Packard 150. 150.
1984 – Beyond PCs: The personal productivity center. 3000, 150, Portable.
1984 – Hewlett-Packard touches off a surge in office productivity. The personal productivity center. 3000, 150, software.
1984 – What should you expect from a working partnership with Hewlett-Packard? Your long term needs addressed. More than computers. Quality beyond products. R&D that protects your investment. Satisfaction based on 45 years of meeting exacting customer needs. Productivity, not promises.
1984 – Hewlett-Packard delivers the single solution for both sides of your company. 3000, personal productivity center, AdvanceNet. Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4.
1984 – Is your office operating at a crawl....when it could be flying? 150.
1985 – Bring your company’s presentation graphics into the computer age with best recommendation you can make: Hewlett-Packard. Small-format plotters.
1985 – Hewlett Packard presents the PC system that lets you figure the figures, plot the graph, print the report and when you get to your hotel, change everything. 150, LaserJet, ThinkJet, 747X.
1985 – When running 3 shifts a day, 6 days a week, we can't afford to have our dreafting plotter fail. That's why we bought Hewlett-Packard. 7585.
1985 – It's a small miracle how HP put 656K of memory, Lotus 1-2-3, word processing, a telecommunications modem, and complete IBM connectability into a 9-pount computer. The Portable.
1985 – When Hewlett Packard developed a personal computer printer that uses a quiet jet of ink, prints 150 characters per second, and costs only $495, the word travelled fast. ThinkJet.
1985 – When Hewlett Packard used laser technology to bring your personal computer a letter-quality printer that operates at up to 300 characters per second, the word travelled twice as fast. LaserJet. LaserJet.
1985 – What should you expect from a working partnership with Hewlett-Packard? Ford Aerospace - Instruments, Crown Zellerbach - 3000s.
1986 – An affordable, easy way to automate testing! HP PC Instruments.
1987 – Your job is developing Unix system applications. Ours is helping you do it more successfully. Series 300, 500 and 840.
1987 – The Graphics Gallery makes winning presentations. Here's graphic proof. What if...Graphics Gallery.
1987 – Announcing a great way to power up your HP 3000! Purchase a board-swap upgrade and get an HP Vectra 3000 PC and valuable PC software at no additional cost. What if....3000 upgrade.
1987 – Hewlett-Packard desktop publishing. Because no desk should be an island.LaserJet, ScanJet.
1987 – The Bottom Line. When you are looking to invest in your business for less, but want the best value for your dollar.....consider the alternative. Remanufactured equipment from Hewlett-Packard. Peace of mind that only Hewlett-Packard can offer.HP Remarketing.
1987 – How to install our office networking system. How to expand our office networking system (two hands holding RJ45 plugs).StarLAN.
1987 – HP networking. We connect offices, cities or countries. Like clockwork. What if....Networking.
1987 – HP Precision Architecture gives you an almost unfair advantage. We never stop asking What if.....9000 Model 840S.
1987 – If your business grows, can your computers grow with you? (3000 family). Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1987 – Underachiever. Using a PC merely as a stand alone is rather like using a race car to fetch the groceries. (Personal Productivity Center - 3000). Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1988 – We've reduced the Oracle benchmark by 85%. Series 800.
1988 – HP Predictive Support can give your HP 3000 a more complete medical. Every day. What if....HP Predictive Support 3000.
1988 – HP LaserRX. When you want to see both the forest and the trees. What if......HP LaserRx 3000 Support.
1988 – Now you can get more performance with bigger savings in a smaller space. What if......7937, 7980.
1988 – What if you could focus the combined power of your HP 3000s and PCs on your organization's toughest challenges? Business System Plus from Hewlett-Packard. The most complete HP 3000 and PC integration ever. Page 1. Page 2. Page 3. Page 4.
1988 – Take Graphics Gallery for a desk drive. What if......Graphics Gallery.
1988 – Portrait of a family committed to Unix system standards. We never stop asking What if......Series 300, 500, 800 and Integral.
1988 – You usually have to pay more for experience. Not any more. What if......HP Remarketing.
1988 – Hewlett-Packard Support. The difference between getting by and getting ahead. What if......HP Support.
1988 – What if there were more powerful forces at work? Introducing the full range of Vectra PCs from Hewlett-Packard. What if......Vectras.
1988 – Speed and endurance you can bet on. What if......RuggedWriter.
1988 – Dedication. The difference between HP and other terminals. What if......700 Series Terminals.
1988 – The most complete HP 3000 and PC integration ever now costs less than ever. What if......Business Systems Plus, StarLAN.
1988 – Now when you buy seven 700 Series terminals, you get an eighth one free. What if......700 Series Terminals.
1988 – If we can't prove it, we'll eat our words. How can we be so confident?Precision Architecture on Series 800. Unrivalled performance, ready for the future, advanced design. Precision Architecture on Series 800 Back Page.
1988 – Since we issued our challenge our demonstration engineer's diet hasn't included words. Series 800.
1988 – Mirage and HP PaintJet; a great combination. PaintJet.
1989 – Compete. Dominate. 3000 Precision Architecture.
1989 – Complete integration with HP AdvanceLink could give your PCs ideas above their workstation. AdvanceLink.
1989 – Trade up to Hewlett-Packard's best. And save $100. 700 Series terminals.
1989 – Who says you can't improve on a good thing? The remanufactured products solution from Hewlett-Packard. Remarketing.
1989 – Enjoy the efficiencies of PC integration and avoid its headaches. With HP's better way. Page 1. Page 2. Page 3.
1989 – HP NewWave was designed to get all your software talking. All the clamor from the media is purely coincidental. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990s
1990 – This is an Advertisement About HP's Leadership in Unix. Cites IDC information on the Unix market. These are too.
1990 – Now, HP terminal emulation connects to your station.AdvanceLink.
1990 – If your equipment list is long, and your cash is short.....choose HP's remanufactured products.Remarketing.
1990 – Monet, not money. Who says fine art is out of reach?PaintJet.
1990 – Tomorrow morning, it's business as usual. You can rest assured when your HP 3000 systems are covered by the HP Disaster Recovery Program.Disaster Recovery.
1990 – A free LaserJet is the last reason to buy HP PCs. Vectras.
1990 – Hewlett Packard LaserJet III. A better way to dot your i's.LaserJet III.
1990 – The case for Hewlett Packard's legal solution can be heavily supported by the evidence.LaserJet III and Vectra 386.
1990 – How to get your weekly looking as good as any daily.ScanJet Plus Vectra 386.
1990 – Hewlett Packard's native Unix access to IBM means you don't need gateways.AdvanceNet.
1990 – If you think the LaserJet III is great, you'll automatically like the new LaserJet IIID. Page 1 . Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990 – Great price. Great looking. Great looking price. HP DeskJet 500.Page 1 . Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990 – Sometimes, sharing will slow you down. And sometimes it'll get you there faster. The 17 ppm LaserJet IIISi printer.Page 1 . Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990 – Other laser printers play with one standard dot size. HP makes it a whole new ball game. Introducing the new LaserJet III, with resolution enhancement technology.Page 1 . Page 2 .Page 3. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990 – At last, a new HP LaserJet just for you. The new HP LaserJet IIP.Page 1 . Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990 – Introducing the most powerful software since software. HP NewWave software. The software the MS-DOS world has been waiting for.Page 1 . Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990 – Now you can afford to show your true colors. PanitJetXL Page 1. PanitJetXL Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1990 – Tom bought Hewlett Packard long before he bought PCs. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – Let the rest of the world see how good you are. With office productivity applications for your HP-UX and Domain/OS workstations.IslandWrite, Draw and Paint, Wingz.
1991 – HP consumates merger with Sun, DEC and IBM. Introducing the enhanced DTC from Hewlett-Packard.DTC.
1991 – Another pat on the back for HP 3000 owners. "Hewlett-Packard cleans up in mini sweepstakes" - Computerworld. 3000.
1991 – With HP TurboSTRORE XL-II, this is the proper position to back up an HP 3000 (man sleeping in bed). TurboSTORE.
1991 – It isn't really remanufactured, unless it's HP remanufactured. Remarketing.
1991 – LanProbe brings intelligence to network monitoring. Now, there's a way to stay on top of your Ethernet LAN. LanProbe.
1991 – The 95LX palmtop from Hewlett-Packard. Now, Lotus 1-2-3 is as easy as A-B-C. 95LX.
1991 – Thousands? Tens of thousands? Millions? How much can you save your company simply by using your present systems better? And how will you know unless you ask?HP Consulting.
1991 – HP GlancePlus, your watchdog for performance problems. 60-day free trial.GlancePlus.
1991 – With HP's enhanced OCR capabilities, it's easy to make chocolate moose. ScanJet Plus. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – Whoops, guess who's just seen the latest IDC Unix survey? Big picture of a frowning sun.
1991 – Why it's critical to choose your company carefully when moving into Unix. Commitment to open systems. Another example of Hewlett Packard peace of mind.Three guys in suits.
1991 – For mission critical applications, you need the PCs that were rated number 1. Vectras. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – People are always looking for affordable ways to make a better impression. Tell them about the new LaserJet IIIP. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – I don't think we're in Kansas anymore Toto. The new HP ScanJet IIC opens up a whole new world. With better black and white and color. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – Some days you have all the time in the world. And some days, you need the new 17ppm LaserJet IIISi. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – What gives you icons and folders, is easier than Windows, and comes with $25 back? NewWave for Windows. NewWave. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – You're one of millions who started with this vision of productivity......(see a box of Microsoft Windows).....and are about to discover how to actually achieve it. NewWave. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1991 – For mission critical networking, you need the PC servers rated Number One. Vectra Servers. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – Introducing fast relief from clicker shock. Dashboard - the fastest way to work in Windows. Dashboard. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – Stone (NCD 17c X Terminal, 29,000 X Stones). Milestone (HP RISC X Station. 86,000 X Stones). X Stations.
1992 – When we say we have the fastest relational database for your HP system, you can bet on it. ALLBASE-SQL.
1992 – If you think your HP 3000 isn't the best insurance against unexpected changes, think again. 3000.
1992 – Are you still in the dark when it comes to network backup? OmniBack.
1992 – Print management, network wide. Simple. OpenSpool.
1992 – If you think upgrading your HP 3000 is a waste of energy, think again. 3000.
1992 – HP GlancePlus. Your watchdog for performance problems. GlancePlus.
1992 – If you think your HP 3000 isn't on the cutting edge of fashion, think again. 3000.
1992 – HP Software Vendor lets you control all the PC software on your network from one location. HP Software Vendor.
1992 – If you think reengineering with HP 3000s won't control business pressures, think again. 3000.
1992 – I'd recommend an HP DeskJet to everyone but my competitors. HP DeskJets. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – Remember the last time you slept like this? Introducing reliable DAT storage from HP. JetStore. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – The new HP LaserJet 4. The new number 1. LaserJet 4. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – Here. There. Everywhere. The HP DeskJet Portable - $599. DeskJet printers make it happen. DeskJet Portable. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – HP's entry-level LaserJets open up no end of possibilities. LaserJet IIP Plus and IIIP. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – The PC was invented to make life easier. What went wrong?. NewWave. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – Other laser printers play leapfrog trying to catch up with the HP LaserJet. Introducing the HP LaserJet 4. Good luck, fellas! Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – What's the only real difference (between an HP RISC X Station and a Sun SPARCStation IPX)? $5000. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1992 – Now, we're calling the shots. HP's new low priced PCs don't surrender features. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1993 – Easy is using 32-character names. NewWave. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1993 – We're not saying our Welcome Back Program is the best way to extend the life of your MPE V system. Our customers are. 3000.
1993 – We're not saying our Welcome Back Program is the best way to extend the life of your Domain system. Our customers are. 400 Series.
1993 – PC power. Simple administration. It's the best of both worlds. Windows Clients.
1993 – It's better to count on the HP 3000 (instead of counting sheep). 3000.
1993 – Try the first in a line of killer HP performance tools free for 30 days. GlancePlus.
1993 – Hewlett-Packard computer systems helped Spalding's worlwide revenue grow four times faster than the industry average. 3000.
1993 – Hewlett Packard computer systems help General Mills crunch their delivery schedules. So you get your Wheaties even fresher. HP 3000. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1993 – No one can equal the best selling color X Stations. More people have bought HP color X Stations than any other color X terminal. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1993 – HP's PaintJet XL300. Now, brilliance doesn't require genius to install. PaintJet XL300. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1993 – I wanted fast printing; they wanted color. With the new HP DeskJet 1200C, everyone's happy. DeskJet 1200C. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1993 – The new HP LaserJet 4Si. The first printer that adapts to your environment. LaserJet 4Si. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1993 – There is an easier way to get text into your computer. HP ScanJets. ScanJet IIP. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1994 – Put the best into your printer and get the best out. HP Supplies. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1994 – The HP LaserJet 4. For documents people will never forget. LaserJet 4. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1994 – HP LaserJets let you manage your network printing at a glance. LaserJet 4Si. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
1994 – HP X terminal on your Sun workstation?. Perhaps you'd better have a seat. Page 1. Page 2. Contributed by Mark Brennan, Ireland. http://www.1000bit.com/.
Eleven of the earlier ads were contributed by Bob Rosenbloom. Please contact us if you have an HP print ad that we can use.
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