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Prints come out very nice on this paper, but I'm not really sure why there's a tear off tab, doesn't bother me though.

The cartridge supplied with the HP Deskjet 932C doesn't hold much ink, so when I purchased the printer 3 months ago, I bought a 2-pack of 45A -- I hate to run out of ink. I just ran out of ink in the small cartridge, and sadly found that both 45A...

At the risk of being sexist, does anyone really fall for this 'computers for the ladies' hard sell? I am assuming that the answer must be yes, otherwise companies would not keep pumping out the pink gadgets and Hewlett Packard would not have come up with the special edition ladies 'clutch' netbook.

It would appear to be a standard HP Mini 1000 netbook, but pimped out somewhat by one Vivienne Tam. Indeed, it goes under the name of the HP Mini 1000 Vivienne Tam edition.

What you will get for your £400 when it finally appears in January here in the UK, is a netbook based upon the Tam's China...

Hewlett-Packard says it plans to cut 24,600 jobs, or about 7.5 percent of its work force, over the next three years as it integrates with Electronic Data Systems.

MTV, mtvU, Hewlett-Packard team up on multiplatform series.

If your plan is to strong-arm customers into offering your products exclusively, you had better give them something people want to buy.

With Microsoft and Windows Vista, such is not the case, and Hewlett-Packard isn't taking it lying down. HP, the world's number one PC supplier in terms of volume sales, appears to be leading a new anti-Vista revolution, of a sort.

In an interesting article yesterday in BusinessWeek, Aaron Ricadela reports about "HP's 'End Run' Around Windows," and what a team inside the company is doing to improve the appeal of Vista by making it easier to use.

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The world’s biggest computer maker reported a higher quarterly profit on strong international sales in its notebook computer and printer businesses.

Leading the stupid shipping gang takes creative incompetence, and Hewlett-Packard is clearly up to the task. Other companies might have turned to email when faced with the challenge of shipping sixteen software licenses.

Not Hewlett-Packard! HP went looking for a box. A really big box.

Is business rethinking telecommuting? Although AT&T, Hewlett-Packard and some other big companies have recently reined in employees who work outside the office, telecommuting shows no sign of abating in the Pittsburgh region.