Compaq Evo
Design
The Desktops were small and made to be positioned horizontally instead of vertically, so the monitor could be placed on top to save space. Most featured a sleek silver and black compact design. The early models shipped with CD-ROM drives, but Compaq eventually shipped Evos with CD-RW drives and DVD-ROM drives. The design of some models only allowed for one CD or DVD drive, but some models had bigger designs for 2 CD or DVD drives. Some of the models also shipped with a 3 1/2 Floppy Drive, positioned below the CD or DVD drive. Most models also had 2 USB 2.0 ports in the front for convenience, as well as having two in the back for human interface devices and external volumes. Most also had a headphone and microphone jack in the front, with line in and line out in the back.
The laptops were a conservative design, described by one reviewer as “the old-school black, squared-off-corner business notebook”. Most models had a tough black case reminiscent of IBM’s ThinkPad, a midsize 14″ or 15″ screen, and Good multimedia capability. It offered 256 MB RAM as standard but that amount can be easily upgraded to 512 MB or even 1 GB, which puts it in line with modern laptops.
The thin clients were based on the Geode processor family.
Distribution
The Compaq Evo Desktop computer was a great option for businesses and schools because of its compact, cheap design. It was affordable and had the needed specs for businesses and schools.
All Compaq Evo computers were shipped standard with Windows XP running on them. Most Compaq Evos shipped with Pentium 4’s, but some Laptop Evos shipped with Centrino platforms.
The last Evo-branded models were released in 2003, later replaced by re-branded (like other Compaq-branded products) as HP Compaq products.
List of Models
Desktop Models:
Compaq Evo D300 series
Compaq Evo D310 series
Compaq Evo D311 series
Compaq Evo D320 series
Compaq Evo D380 series
Compaq Evo D381 series
Compaq Evo D500 series
Compaq Evo D510 series
Compaq Evo D520 series
Notebook models
Compaq Evo N200 series
Compaq Evo N210 series
Compaq Evo N400 series
Compaq Evo N410 Series
Compaq Evo N600 series
Compaq Evo N610 series
Compaq Evo N620 series
Compaq Evo N800 series
Compaq Evo N1000 series
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Compaq Evo T20 series
Compaq Evo T30 series
External links
Evo products at HP support
References
^ HP puts Evo name out to pasture
^ Ars Technica: “The Compaq Evo N620c”
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Company Founders:
William Hewlett David Packard Rod Canion Jim Harris Bill Murto
Corporate Directors:
Lawrence T. Babbio, Jr. Sari M. Baldauf Mark V. Hurd Joel Z. Hyatt G. Kennedy Thompson
Computer Hardware Products:
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Consumer Electronics and Accessories:
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Other Divisions:
ProCurve Logoworks Neoware Indigo Digital Press TOWER Software HP Mercury
Discontinued Products:
HP Omnibook HP Jornada Compaq Evo Compaq Deskpro HP Digital Cameras iPod+HP
Alumni:
Steve Jobs Steve Wozniak Patricia C. Dunn Robert Wayman Michael Capellas Lewis E. Platt John A. Young Carly Fiorina
Assets:
HP Garage
See also
Acquisitions
Annual Revenue: US$104.2 billion (15% FY 2007) Employees: 309,000 Stock Symbol: NYSE: HPQ Website: hp.com
Categories: IBM PC compatibles
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