List of Hewlett-Packard products
| Company type | Division/Product line |
|---|---|
| Industry | Printing technology |
| Headquarters | Palo Alto , United States |
Area served | Worldwide |
| Products | Monochrome laser printers, color laser printers, laser multifunction devices, inkjet all-in-one units, photo inkjet printers, business ink printers, Designjet large-format printers, Indigo Digital Printing Presses, Inkjet Digital Web Press systems, latex printing devices, Scitex large-format printers, network print servers |
| Owner | Hewlett-Packard (HP) |
| Website | www |
Printers
As of November 2014, HP's assortment of printers encompasses:
- Monochrome laser printers
- Color laser printers
- Laser multifunction devices
- Inkjet all-in-one units
- Specialized photo inkjet printers
- Business-oriented ink printers
- Color inkjet models
- HP Designjet large-format printers
- HP Indigo Digital Printing Presses
- HP Inkjet Digital Web Press systems
- HP latex printing devices
- HP Scitex large-format printers
- Network print server solutions
Black and white laser printers
(Current selection as of November 2014)
High-capacity monochrome laser printers
- LaserJet 700 series printer
- LaserJet M806 model
Office-oriented black and white laser printers
- LaserJet 400 series printer
- LaserJet 600 series printer
- LaserJet P2000 series printer
- LaserJet P3000 series printer
Color laser printers
(As listed in November 2014)
High-volume color laser printers
- Color LaserJet M651 model
- Color LaserJet M750 model
- Color LaserJet M855 model
Office color laser printers
- Color LaserJet CP4000 series printer
- Color LaserJet CP5000 series printer
- LaserJet 200 color model
- LaserJet 300/400 color models
- LaserJet 500 color model
Personal color laser printers
- LaserJet CP1020 color printer
Laser multifunction printers
(Status as of November 2014)
High-capacity laser multifunction devices
- Color LaserJet flow Multifunction Printer M880
- Color LaserJet Multifunction M680 Printer
- LaserJet 600 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet 700 color Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet 700 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet flow Multifunction Printer M830
Office laser multifunction devices
- Color LaserJet CM4540 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet 200 color Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet 300/400 color Multifunction Printers
- LaserJet 400 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet 500 color Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet 500 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet Pro 400 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet Pro 500 color Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet Pro 500 Multifunction Printer
Personal laser multifunction devices
- Color LaserJet Pro M170 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet M1130 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet Pro 100 Multifunction Printer
- LaserJet Pro 200 Multifunction Printer
Discontinued models
HP has retired a wide array of earlier laser and color laser products, including foundational lines such as the original LaserJet, the extensive families of the LaserJet 4 and 5 series, alongside numerous office and personal models ranging from the P1000 to P4500 series. This move aligns with HP’s strategy to refine its portfolio by focusing on contemporary, efficient machines that meet present-day market requirements.
Inkjet all-in-one printers
(Status as of November 2014)
Specialty photo inkjet printers
(Status as of November 2014)
Compact photo printing devices
- Photosmart A310 Printer
- Photosmart A430 Portable Photo Studio Series
Business ink printers
(Current range: November 2014)
Business ink multifunction devices
- Officejet Enterprise Color X585 Multifunction Printer
- Officejet Pro X476/X576 Multifunction Printers
Page wide array printing devices
- Officejet Enterprise Color X555 Printer
- Officejet Pro X451 Printer
- Officejet Pro X551 Printer
Color Inkjet Printers
(Current as of November 2014)
Discontinued Models
Designjet Printers
(Current as of November 2014)
Discontinued Models
HP Indigo Digital Presses
(Current as of November 2014)
HP Inkjet Digital Web Press
(Current as of November 2014)
Inkjet Digital Web Press
- T300 series Inkjet Web Press
HP Latex Printers
(Current as of June 2015)
HP Scitex Large Format Printers
(Current as of June 2015)
Network Print Servers
(Current as of November 2014)
Printer Identification Notes:
Starting around 2006, HP implemented alpha codes to classify product lines and characteristics. For instance:
Primary alpha codes:
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Suffix alpha codes:
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HP Software Products
- HP Cloud Services Print App series
- HP Connected Music platform
- HP Connected Photo application
- HP Instant Ink subscription service
- HP Link Reader utility
- HP Live Photo feature
- HP Photo Creations Software suite
- HP Scan and Capture app
- HP Smart Web Printing software
- HP SureSupply application
- HP Touchpoint Manager solution
- HP Update software tool
- HP WallArt Solution
HP Converged Cloud Offerings
- HP Public Cloud service
- HP CloudSystem platform
Tablet Computers
- HP 7 1800 model
- HP Slate family (Slate, Slate 6, Slate 7, Slate 8 Plus, Slate 10 Plus)
- HP TouchPad device
- HP Omni 10 tablet
- HP Stream series (7 and 8 models)
- HP Envy 8 Note
- HP ElitePad tablet
Mobile Phones
- Palm Pre lineup (Prē, Prē Plus, Prē 2, Prē 3)
- HP Veer smartphone
- Palm Pixi series (Pixi, Pixi Plus)
- HP Elite x3 device
Pocket Computers
- HP-75 BASIC handheld from 1982
iPAQ Devices
Originally created by Compaq, later acquired by Hewlett-Packard in their 2002 merger.
Source: Official information on Hewlett-Packard Handheld/Pocket/Palmtop PCs
Desktop Computers and Calculators
The HP 9800 series encompassed a range of desktop computers such as:
Pocket Calculators
- Wristwatch Calculators:
Compaq Evo
Introduced by Compaq in 2001, the Compaq Evo series featured business desktops and laptops. Following the 2002 merger, these were rebranded as HP Compaq (refer to HP Business Desktops for the latest models).
HP X-Terminal
Refer to HP X-Terminals for more information.
HP Compaq Desktops
For details, see HP Business Desktops.
Thin Client
Also see HP Mobile Thin Clients
Compaq Presario Desktops
This desktop lineup was launched by Compaq in 1993, later acquired by HP in 2002, and discontinued in 2013.
HP Pavilion Elite
- HP Pavilion Elite m9000 series - m9040n
HP Blackbird 002
HP Black Wired Keyboards
- HP 434820-167 PS2 Keyboard
HP OmniBook
Since 1993, HP's business-focused notebook range was represented by OmniBook.
After the 2002 acquisition of Compaq, the OmniBook series was phased out and succeeded by HP Pavilion, HP Compaq, and Compaq Presario notebook lines. The OmniBook brand was revived in 2024 targeting consumer notebooks intended to complement and gradually replace the Pavilion and Spectre series.
Compaq Evo
Initially a Compaq business desktop and laptop line, it was rebranded as HP Compaq after the 2002 merger.
HP Compaq Laptops
| Timeline of HP business notebooks featuring pointing sticks (2003–2007) | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | |
| Ultraportable | 12" | nc4000 | nc4010 | nc4200 | nc2400 (without touchpad) |
2510p |
| nc4400 | ||||||
| Tablet PC | 12" | tc1100 | tc4200 | tc4400 | 2710p | |
| Mainstream | 14" | nc6000 | nc6220 nc6230 |
nc6400 | 6910p | |
| 15" | nc8000 | nc8230 | nc8430 | 8510p | ||
| 17" | 8710p | |||||
| Mobile Workstation | 15" | nw8000 | nw8240 | nw8440 | 8510w | |
| 17" | nw9440 | 8710w | ||||
HP EliteBook
For further information, see the HP EliteBook article.
First Generation — included xx30 series:
Second Generation — comprised xx40 series:
Third Generation — announced February 23, 2011, consisted of xx60 series:
Fourth Generation — announced May 9, 2012, included:
Compaq Presario laptops
This line of notebooks was introduced by Compaq in 1996 and later acquired by HP in 2002 to succeed the OmniBook series. The Presario laptops were discontinued in 2013.
HP Pavilion notebooks
A collection of multimedia-focused notebooks. Between 2004 and 2009, select models incorporated HP's QuickPlay software, allowing users to boot into a Linux-based DVD and music player from a dedicated partition. Models running Windows Vista do not support QuickPlay.
HP OmniBook
Initially launched as a business laptop range from 1993 until 2002, the OmniBook was revived in 2024 with integrated artificial intelligence capabilities.
Entry-level servers
The entry-tier server category was marketed under the NetServer and ProLiant brands. The NetServer lineup was phased out following the 2002 merger with Compaq, with ProLiant taking its place. In 2015, Hewlett Packard Enterprise took ownership of the ProLiant brand after HP’s division.
ProLiant servers produced by Compaq from 1993 to 2002 featured proprietary management utilities such as SmartStart and Insight Management Agents. After the merger, HP-branded ProLiant servers, which were derived from the former NetServer tc series, no longer included these tools. This omission continues across all subsequent ProLiant models under HP and later HPE.
NetServer
- HP NetServer LPr
- HP NetServer LP1000R (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LP2000R (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LH3 (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LH3R (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LH4 (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LH4R (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LH3000 (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LH6000 (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LHX8000 (obsolete)
- HP NetServer LHX8500 (obsolete)
ProLiant ML
Tower-style servers.
Generation 1 (retired)
- Compaq ML330
- Compaq ML330e
- Compaq ML350
- Compaq ML370
- Compaq ML530
- Compaq ML570
- Compaq ML750
Generation 2 (retired)
Models before the merger:
- Compaq ML330
- Compaq ML350
- Compaq ML370
Models after the merger:
- HP ML110
- HP ML150
- HP ML370
- HP ML530
- HP ML570
Generations 3 to 7 (retired)
Notable units include:
- HP ML110, ML150, ML310, ML330, ML350, ML370, ML570
Generations 8 to 10
Generation 8 (retired):
- HP ML310e, ML350e, ML350p
Generation 9 (pre-HP split):
- HP ML10, ML10 V2, ML30, ML110, ML150, ML350
Generation 9 (post-HP Enterprise split):
- HPE ML10, ML30, ML110, ML350
Generation 10:
- HPE ML30, ML110, ML350
ProLiant DL
Rack-mounted server models.
ProLiant
The ProLiant server family was initially created by Compaq and became part of HP’s portfolio following the 2002 merger with Compaq. Management of this line transitioned to Hewlett Packard Enterprise in 2015.
Prior to the merger (1993–2002), ProLiant servers offered proprietary tools like SmartStart and Insight Management Agents — features absent from HP’s own NetServer range. Subsequent ProLiant releases under both HP and HPE have omitted these management utilities.
ProLiant ML Series
Tower servers available in variants labeled 'e' for essential features and 'p' for performance enhancements.
- Compaq ProLiant ML310
- Compaq ProLiant ML330
- Compaq ProLiant ML350
- Compaq ProLiant ML370
- Compaq ProLiant ML570
- ML570 Generation 2 (retired)
ProLiant DL Series
These rack-mounted servers are engineered specifically for data center applications.
- Compaq ProLiant DL320 (1U, single CPU)
- Compaq ProLiant DL360 (1U, dual CPUs, with hot-swappable drives)
- ProLiant DL365 (discontinued)
- Compaq ProLiant DL380 (2U chassis, equipped with hot-swap drive bays)
- ProLiant DL385
- The DL560 and DL580 models offer support for high-density configurations featuring multiple processors.
- DL585 series accommodates AMD Opteron processors with dual or quad cores.
- Additional models include
- DL740 (discontinued)
- DL760 G2 (discontinued)
- DL785 G6 (supports up to eight AMD Opteron quad-core CPUs)
- DL980 G7 (capable of housing up to eight Intel Xeon E7-4800/7500 series processors)
ProLiant BLp blades
This category of blade servers consists of:
- ProLiant BL20p
- ProLiant BL25p
- ProLiant BL30p
- ProLiant BL35p
- ProLiant BL40p
- ProLiant BL45p
ProLiant BLc blades
- ProLiant BL2x220c
- ProLiant BL260c (Generation 5 only)
- ProLiant BL280c (Generation 6 only)
- ProLiant BL460c
- ProLiant BL465c
- Models such as BL480c, BL490c, BL495c, BL680c, and BL685c span from Generation 1 through Generation 9.
- ProLiant BL660c (Generation 8)
Itanium based
The HPE Integrity Servers lineup features various rack sizes from 1U up to 17U, including series like rx1600, rx2600, rx3600, and rx8600, tailored for enterprise-level workloads. HP Superdome platforms (based on SX1000 and SX2000 architectures) provide advanced scalability.
Integrity blade servers include:
The Compaq ProLiant DL590/64 model has been retired.
Alpha based
Prominent AlphaServer models encompass:
PA-RISC based
PA-RISC server offerings include models such as rp3410, rp3440, rp4410, rp4440, rp7405, rp7410, rp7420, rp8400, and rp8420.
Apollo series
The Apollo range is designed for high-performance computing and scalable data center environments with models including:
SGI series
- HPE SGI 8600
Enterprise storage
- HP StorageWorks XP storage arrays
- StorageWorks EVA arrays (originating from Compaq)
- HP AutoRAID arrays (no longer in production)
- HP VA arrays (discontinued)
- HP Jamaica storage enclosures (retired)
"StorageWorks" Storage element managers
- Command View XP
- Command View AE
- Command View EVA
- Command View SDM
- StorageWorks Command View TL
Storage area management
ProCurve
ProCurve Networking by HP represents HP's networking product division.
Telepresence and videoconferencing
- HP Halo was a premium immersive telepresence solution sold until June 1, 2011, when it was acquired by Polycom.
External hard disk drives
- HP External Hard Drive (1 TB capacity, USB 3.0 interface)
- HP Portable Hard Drive (1 TB capacity, USB 3.0 interface)
- HP USB Flash Drive (16 GB capacity)
External optical disk drives
- HP DVD-R Drive
Tape libraries
All models utilize either DLT 8K or Ultrium 230 formats.
- SureStore 10/180
- SureStore 20/700
- SureStore 10/100
- SureStore 8/80
- SureStore 6/60
- SureStore 4/40
- SureStore 2/20
Autoloaders
- SureStore 1/9 (compatible with Ultrium 230, DLT-1, or DLT 8K)