Posted by hphelps on March 15, 2010 under HP | 
Cash for clunkers? Even better.
How could you turn this deal down? You have several old cars, the oldest broke down a few months back but it’ll actually cost you time and money to haul it off and recycle it properly. So you still have it in your driveway. Even your daily driver is less than perfect. It’s only a few years old and it gets you where you’re going; but it guzzles gas, has no ABS, it’s only a 2 door and you need more room, and the service costs and insurance rates are high. You really need to cut ongoing costs, and buy more efficient and productive vehicles, but money is tight.
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Posted by jmcgill on January 16, 2010 under HP |
For years, Hewlett Packard has been an industry leader in technology, offering blades, storage, networking, software, ink, printers, laptops and tablet PCs, and so on.
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Posted by jmcgill on January 15, 2010 under HP |
Sometimes business owners can become weary of the saying: “You have to spend money to make money.” At some point, we’d like to just forget about the spending and start just making money. But it’s always wise to try to find ways that truly cut costs and to try to help the environment. You just have to be very discerning.
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Posted by jmcgill on January 14, 2010 under HP |
When a tough winter is approaching, smart homeowners begin planning on how to save utility costs. They’re often willing to pay some upfront costs in order to save on their utility bill. They might buy new logs for their gas or propane fireplace, or they might pay to have a gas line added to their homes. Hewlett Packard seeks a similar way to save businesses: but instead of adding a gas line, it adds a top-notch, integrated network system that allows you to save a bundle on computers, cables, and services. Read more of this article »
Posted by jmcgill on December 15, 2009 under HP |
Green IT is all in the hardware, right? Not anymore, it isn’t.
Hewlett-Packard just began its Power to Change campaign, an initiative designed to promote sustainable energy practices among computer users across the entire country. As part of the effort, HP has released on the campaign’s website a gadget that can reportedly reduce the energy used by your computer by up to .646 kilowatt hours every day. Taking a step back and viewing energy savings over the long term, one could see a major reduction in the carbon footprint of any frequently used PC. Other companies have launched similar gadgets and widgets, encouraging consumers and professionals alike to power down their PCs when not in use.
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