Hewlett-Packard PCs are currently the number one selling PCs in the country. The company continues to grow in popularity and market share. If you're in the market for new computer systems, you have a lot of choice in HP.

With free online classes for home and business use, assistance with printing projects and easy financing, HP is the ultimate in helping your business grow.

Purchase HP computers for your business, along with a variety of other HP products, too:

1. Get the latest technology from a growing company with easily upgraded systems and interchangeable peripherals.

2. Save money by buying a Hewlett-Packard computer from a company who understands small business needs and prices systems affordably.

3. Get quality HP computer systems, accessories and customer service.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Browse online and shop retail providers of HP computers

If you watch television or browse the Internet; you've most likely seen at least one or two HP advertisements. For more information about HP computers, pay closer attention to these ads and find the latest models and reviews online.

I recommend: Go to the Hewlett-Packard website to choose the best model for your business needs. Visit Best Buy, Circuit City and CompUSA for more online and in-store sales and HP computers for sale.

Choose the best Hewlett-Packard PC model for your office

Look for new and refurbished HP computers to find the best option for your situation. If you already own one or more HP systems, you may just need to upgrade it slightly to improve its performance. Look for sales online and at electronics retail stores for the best prices on new or used systems.

I recommend: Visit the HP business homepage to find more information about Hewlett-Packard computers. Find current discounts and offers you can take advantage of when purchasing a new system. Find used HP computers on eBay to save your small business some money.

Personalize your HP computers

Contact a Hewlett-Packard customer service representative online or call their toll free line at 800-888-0262. Discuss your options and talk about what your business needs.

I recommend: Contact customer service and discuss the various models of HP computers for sale. Ask about business servers to protect your information and workstations for your employees. HP even has Point of Sale systems; you could get everything you need for your small business with one phone call or online chat.

Choose HP hardware accessories from the providers of HP computers

When you decide to purchase Hewlett-Packard computers for your business, don't forget the rest of the package--monitors, speakers, keyboards, mouses and printers. Often you can buy bundles with most or all of the hardware accessories included, so make sure to know what you're getting in your purchase.

I recommend: Upgrade your Hewlett-Packard PC's memory and other internal hardware to allow it to run at top speed. Ask HP computer suppliers about the company's best-selling printers. Find many business printing and faxing options to add to your computer package, and remember to buy extra HP ink.

Pick software accessories to complete your HP computer order

Along with choosing the right PC tower and monitor, make sure you choose the right programs to go with your new PC. Add on specific software when you purchase your HP computer--for sale as a package--to receive your computer pre-loaded with everything you need.

I recommend: Upgrade your computer's operating system to Microsoft Windows Vista Business and add Microsoft Office Small Business to help your computer and your business run smoothly. If you run into any problems transferring your old software onto your new HP systems, contact customer service and support for specific assistance.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

• •  Ask colleagues who have recently purchased new systems for info about HP computers. Find out if they're happy with their purchase and if they have any advice for you.
• •  Purchase one HP computer to find out how well the system works in your office. If you like it, and everything transfers well, spend the money on the rest of the office purchases.