Hewlett Packard Server Lines arn't very great however they are fantastic in the PC, Laptop, Digital Cameras, Printers (Multi Function) areas. Hopefully one day they will invest more in their Server Brand Lines.
Been Reading some interesting information on Hewlett Packard too on Wikipedia:
``On 12 September 2006, HP announced that Mark Hurd, the current CEO, would replace Patricia C. Dunn as Chairman after the HP board meeting on 18 January 2007, but that Dunn would continue as a HP board member after 18 January 2007, a position she has held since 1998. Even so, on 22 September 2006 in a press conference, Dunn resigned, effective immediately, from both her position as chairman and from the board of directors. Hurd has replaced her as Chairman.
On 4 October 2006, Dunn and four others, were charged by California attorney general Bill Lockyer with four felony counts: fraudulent use of wire, radio or television transmissions; taking, copying, and using computer data without authorization; identity theft; and conspiracy. Lockyer has issued arrest warrants for all five of those so charged.
Dunn is scheduled to be arraigned on November 17, 2006. HP General Counsel, Ann Baskins, tendered her resignation on September 28, 2006. Baskins, who advised Dunn about "tightening control over Board members", has yet to be indicted by Lockyer.´´
Been Reading some interesting information on Hewlett Packard too on Wikipedia:
``On 12 September 2006, HP announced that Mark Hurd, the current CEO, would replace Patricia C. Dunn as Chairman after the HP board meeting on 18 January 2007, but that Dunn would continue as a HP board member after 18 January 2007, a position she has held since 1998. Even so, on 22 September 2006 in a press conference, Dunn resigned, effective immediately, from both her position as chairman and from the board of directors. Hurd has replaced her as Chairman.
On 4 October 2006, Dunn and four others, were charged by California attorney general Bill Lockyer with four felony counts: fraudulent use of wire, radio or television transmissions; taking, copying, and using computer data without authorization; identity theft; and conspiracy. Lockyer has issued arrest warrants for all five of those so charged.
Dunn is scheduled to be arraigned on November 17, 2006. HP General Counsel, Ann Baskins, tendered her resignation on September 28, 2006. Baskins, who advised Dunn about "tightening control over Board members", has yet to be indicted by Lockyer.´´
