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From the beginning, HP has been synonymous with innovation. From Bill Hewlett's prototype audio oscillator to HP's breakthrough consumer PCs, the complete collection of products that have been preserved in the HP Archives is represented here.

Click one of the images below to learn more about that product. To return to this chronological view of the HP Virtual Museum, please click "Chronological Order" in the menu on the left side of any museum page.

Click to go to more infomation on Bill Hewlett's Prototype Resistance-Capacity Oscillator.

» Prototype Oscillator, 1938

 Click to go to more infomation on the 200A Oscillator.

» 200A Oscillator, 1939

 Click to go to more infomation on the 200B Oscillator.

» 200B Oscillator, 1939
Click to go to more infomation on the 300A Wave Analyzer.

» 300A Wave Analyzer, 1941

 Click to go to more infomation on the 160-A Q-Meter.

» 160-A Q-Meter, 1946

 Click to go to more infomation on the 400B Voltmeter.

» 400B Voltmeter, 1948
Click to go to more infomation on the 200AB Oscillator.

» 200AB Oscillator, 1952

 Click to go to more infomation on the 200CD Oscillator.

» 200CD Oscillator, 1952

 Click to go to more infomation on the DY-2500 Indicator.

» DY-2500 Indicator, c. 1956
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