HP e-Vectra Product Follow-up

C. McNulty - May 2, 2000

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Hewlett Packard [NYSE:HWP] has recently clarified its product direction for its new e-Vectra line of appliance PCs. In a conference with TechnologyEvaluation.com, HP announced that the e-Vectra sealed case would include an "easy swap" hard drive.

We believe this overcomes one of major objections to appliance PCs like the e-Vectra - since the hard drive is typically the most likely PC system component to need replacement. This makes the e-Vectra a far stronger contender for the corporate desktop.

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