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HP Connected PCs, TVs and Services Designed for the High-Definition, Digital Lifestyle
PALO ALTO, Calif. (Business Wire EON) January 8, 2008 --
Core News
-- At CES, the world's largest tradeshow for consumer technology, HP
unveiled a broad lineup of products, services and relationships
that make it easier than ever for consumers to adopt a
high-definition, digital lifestyle.
-- HP updated its portfolio of consumer PCs with new systems such
as the HP Pavilion tx2000 Series Entertainment Notebook PC,
which offers unmatched touch and pen experience and HP
QuickPlay software, and the HP Pavilion Slimline s3300, which
features a dual-format Blu-ray and HD-DVD player in a design
one-third of the size of a traditional PC tower.
-- HP enhanced its HP MediaSmart product line with an all-new
MediaSmart Receiver - which allows consumers to stream movies,
music and photos from any networked PC or device in the home
to any high-definition TV. HP also announced that it is now
making every TV it sells a connected HP MediaSmart TV, and it
introduced enhancements to its MediaSmart LCD HDTVs and
industry-leading MediaSmart Sever.
-- HP expanded its digital content services with the
introductions of the HP iPAQ Navigate website, which makes
online trip planning and sharing a snap, and HP Upline, a new
online storage service that allows customers to store digital
content in a secure, offsite location, while still being able
to easily access, share and manipulate their content over any
Internet connection.
-- HP showcased PC designs by MTV contest winner Joao Oliveira and
world-renowned designers Paul Frank, James De La Vega, Rebecca
Minkoff, and others.
-- HP displayed, for the first time, the new, Artist Edition HP
Pavilion notebook featuring the "Asian Odyssey" personal
design of 20-year-old Joao Oliveira of Porto, Portugal - the
winner of the "Take Action. Make Art." global notebook-design
competition. Also on display at CES are the "extreme makeover"
notebooks created as part of HP and PC Magazine's
"Computerlicious Design Experience."
-- HP also committed to reduce PC energy usage by 25 percent and now
leads industry in EPEAT-Gold products.
-- At CES, HP committed to reduce the energy consumption of its
volume desktop and notebook PC families by 25 percent by 2010.
HP also now leads the industry in the number of Electronic
Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT(TM)) Gold listed
products with the introduction of more than two dozen PCs
registered in North America at either the Gold or Silver
rating levels.
Quotes Attributable to Todd Bradley, executive vice president,
Personal Systems Group, HP.
-- "HP has made a focused effort around breakthrough solutions in
digital entertainment, high-tech design and home computing
technologies - and it has made us the world's leading consumer
technology company. We're continuing that momentum today with an
expanded portfolio of stylish, easy-to-use digital technologies
that will help to make the hi-def lifestyle a reality for more
people every day."
-- "HP for decades has been integrating environmentally responsible
components and processes across the entire product lifecycle.
We are dedicated to meeting our energy consumption goal of 25
percent reduction by 2010, and these additional EPEAT-Gold
registrations exemplify how HP leads the IT market in reducing the
environmental impact of its products and business processes."
Links
-- CES Online press kit: www.hp.com/go/CES2008
-- HP MediaSmart product Line: www.hp.com/go/mediasmart
-- HP iPAQ Navigate website: www.ipaq.com/navigate
-- HP Upline: www.hpupline.com
-- HP and MTV "Take Action. Make Art" competition: www.mtv-tama.com/
-- HP and PC Magazine "Computerlicious Design Experience":
www.pcmag.com/computerlicious
-- HP's "Computer is Personal Again" site: www.hp.com/personal
-- Serena Williams' TV spot for "Computer is Personal Again":
www.hp.com/serena
-- HP Environmental Work: www.hp.com/environment
HP PR Contact
Tiffany Smith, HP
281-514-7785
tiffany.smith@hp.com
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HP focuses on simplifying technology experiences for all of its customers - from individual consumers to the largest businesses. With a portfolio that spans printing, personal computing, software, services and IT infrastructure, HP is among the world's largest IT companies, with revenue totaling $104.3 billion for the four fiscal quarters ended Oct. 31, 2007. More information about HP (NYSE:HPQ) is available at www.hp.com.
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