Hewlett Packard Logo
A blue rounded rectangle plaque contains a circular cutout at its center. A slanted, lowercase "hp" wordmark sits across the circle, with the letters formed in the same blue as the plaque and separated from the background by white bevel/hig...
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About Hewlett Packard
A blue rounded rectangle plaque contains a circular cutout at its center. A slanted, lowercase "hp" wordmark sits across the circle, with the letters formed in the same blue as the plaque and separated from the background by white bevel/highlight edges. The mark has a subtle 3D treatment: inner light highlights and a soft grey drop shadow to the lower-right, giving a raised, beveled appearance.
The composition is geometric and compact: the rectangle frames the circle and diagonal wordmark, creating a sense of forward motion from the letter slant and the cut-through diagonal that divides the circle and rectangle shapes.
What's in it: lowercase "hp" letters (wordmark)
Shapes: rounded rectangle circle (cutout/negative space) diagonal/slanted wordmark drop shadow
Style: corporate beveled 3D skeuomorphic minimal palette
Text in logo: hp
Visually suggests a technology brand with forward momentum (slanted letters) and solidity (framed plaque and bevel), implying reliability and corporate professionalism.
Colors
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Hewlett Packard Logo History
This is the classic Hewlett-Packard (HP) emblem: a slanted lowercase "hp" wordmark sitting across a circular cutout inside a blue rounded rectangle, used by Hewlett-Packard on products and corporate materials in late 20th and early 21st century.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
This is the classic Hewlett-Packard (HP) logo, used on HP products and corporate materials.
What are the main colors in the logo?
A deep HP blue is dominant, with white highlights and grey shadow/highlight accents.
What does the logo visually represent?
A framed, technical wordmark that conveys forward motion (slanted letters) and a solid corporate identity (framed plaque and bevel).