HP 3000 - Wikipedia
First introduced in 1972, the last models reached end-of-life in 2010, making it among the longest-lived machines of its generation. The original HP 3000 hardware was withdrawn from the …
HP Computer Museum
The original 3000 is the rarest computer ever made by HP. The original 3000 was announced by HP in 1971, more than a year ahead of planned deliveries. The 3000 was to be HP's first multi …
The Classic HP 3000 - Robelle
The HP 3000 is a line of midrange computers which Hewlett-Packard first released in 1972 and which has been constantly updated and sold since then. All HP 3000 computers run the …
HP 3000: Entering the Computer Market - Hewlett-Packard History
The 3000 was Hewlett-Packard’s first machine designed for commercial data processing, thus making it Hewlett-Packard’s first committed entry into the computer market. (The company’s …
The HP 3000 Made History as the First Computer in the White …
Hewlett-Packard started developing the HP 3000 in 1968, and it was HP’s first minicomputer focused on the commercial data processing market, according to Becoming Hewlett Packard: …
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Beginning in the early 1990s, HP made manuals for 3000 computers (operating system, applications, languages, utilities, operation, etc) available on CD ROM (called "LaserROM" …
HP Computer Museum
The Series 64 was the top-of-the-range HP 3000 when it was introduced in November of 1981. The 64 was HP's first 1 MIP (million instructions per second) 3000 computer. It was 2.6 times …
The HP 3000 Business Servers - Hewlett-Packard History
The HP 3000 was one of the company’s earliest and most enduringly successful enterprise computers, with new additions and upgrades to the family continuing for 30 years. It was also …
The Growth of the HP 3000 - Hewlett-Packard History
By 1989, the HP 3000, first launched 17 years earlier, had grown into an entire family of business computers that were expandable and compatible, allowing for a wide range of systems from …
HP 3000 - Wikiwand
The HP 3000 series is a family of 16-bit and 32-bit minicomputers from Hewlett-Packard. It was designed to be the first minicomputer with full support for time-...