HP PCs Manufactured in the USA

[FredisDead]

http://h30507.www3.hp.com/t5/Data-Central/HP-PCs-Manufactured-in-the-USA/ba-p/127945

For as long as we've been in the PC business, HP has built PCs in the US. HP workstations and commercial desktop PCs are manufactured in Indianapolis, and HP servers are manufactured in Houston. These manufacturing facilities employ hundreds of people and produce billions of dollars’ worth of products.

Key facts:
•36% of Business Desktop PCs sold in the US are made in the US
•100% of the Workstation PCs sold in the US are made in the US
•HP (and Compaq) have been making PCs continuously in the US since the inception
•HP will make 2.9 million PCs in the US this year

“HP PCs have been assembled in the US since the beginning,” said Tony Prophet, senior vice president of operations for HP’s Printing and Personal Systems group. “For example, every HP desktop workstation PC sold in the US is assembled in Indianapolis, Indiana. In 2012, we expect to assemble 2.9 million PC units in the United States.”

[Warpy]

1. Yep, mine had that "made in the USA" label when it arrived

Even if the CEO is a GOP halfwit with no clue what she's doing, their products have always been good to me.

[easychoice]

2. assembled

Take one apart,I have...Look at the component labels... Made in America my ass...They are junk...

[AtheistCrusader]

4. I wouldn't call them 'junk', I've found the Proliant series very reliable.

But they are most certainly not 'made' here. True dat

[OhZone]

3. Better than NOT assembled here. nt

[Scabby57]

5. Buy American Is Coming Back