HP's new logo a hit

Rob Beschizza 5:44 am Wed Apr 6, 2016

Flagging computer company HP hasn't had a great decade, but for the new Spectre laptop it reintroduced a daring minimalist logo that's been spotted once or twice before, but is only now hitting products. Everyone loves it! So do I.

Spectre_Saf_Gallery_zoom1 I'm quite certain this was used in the past, though, on mainstream products. Perhaps on printers or CRT monitors with linear ventilation grills that "match" the logo? Maybe I dreamed it.

HP says the new logo is only for its "premium" products, which tells you just how strange and paralyzed the company has become.

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