The YouTube-based series – dubbed “Chief Household Officer” – entails eight videos promoting HP’s “ePrint” printer line.

Webb is featured in the first two videos highlighting HP printers while providing an inside peek into her daily life as an entrepreneur and single mom in New York City.

Future episodes are slated to feature other business moms such as Angela Jia-Kim, founder of organic beauty line Om Aroma and Audrey McClellan, founder of website MomGenerations.com.

A spokesperson for Howcast, the New York-based online video company that developed and produced the videos, said that while the series premieres today, “each of the subsequent episodes will be posted on Wednesdays.”

The initiative’s YouTube channel is re-skinned with HP creative, as clickable ads present themselves throughout the page.

David Grubb, global media director for Palo Alto, CA-based HP, suggested that working moms are an increasingly important demographic for HP’s printer line and other products.

“Multitasking moms are always looking for easier ways to balance their professional and personal lives, and HP is dedicated to being a partner in helping them do it all,” he said. “We are very excited to work with such strong, successful women throughout the [video] series, which we hope will shed light on useful management and tech tactics that everyday moms can apply to take charge of their homes.”

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It’s great to have wireless accessibility because you no longer have to limit yourself to a specific area wherein the cables and wires of your machines are. The wireless telephone, for example, lets you talk on the phone anywhere in the house using its wireless technology while doing other activities at home. You can save a lot of time compared to just talking on the phone while sitting on the couch.

Wireless technology in printing has now become the latest trend in the industry. Even Hewlett-Packard, the world’s biggest leader in printing development and technology, has also released its own lone of wireless printers which will surely catch the attention of any computer user. And because the company has a good reputation, there’s no doubt that its wireless printers will deliver the excellent quality and performance the company’s name upholds.

The Deskjet 3000 is one of the best wireless printers that HP boasts of because of its affordable price. You can easily replace your wired Deskjets at home. Now you will be able to print from different computers on a single printer using simple wireless technology. All you have to do is touch a button and you can easily synchronize with other networks within the span of a router.

The printing speed of the Officejet 6000 is what makes it excellent in an office setting. You can easily share the printer with your colleagues without cables using its wireless technology. It also allows you to print up to 32 pages per minute which lets you finish even the biggest printing load due for the day. You also get to save paper by printing on two sides.

If photographs are more of your interest and you want a photo printer instead, the D110 Photosmart-e is a wireless photo printer fit for the job. It makes use of wireless technology which allows you to print from any computer in the house, or even without a computer by simply inserting a memory card. It can print excellent photos that can even last for decades.

But no matter if you’re an office person, a business enthusiast, or a simple individual who just wants a good multifunction machine, you will definitely find satisfaction in the Officejet 6500 Wireless All-in-One printer. It saves a lot of energy, cost, and space because you get one machine in place of a printer, scanner, photocopier, and fax machine, and its wireless accessibility adds flexibility and functionality to it.

A wireless printer really makes the art of printing so much easier. But if you want the best when it comes to wireless technology, an HP printer is what you’re looking for. You definitely won’t regret getting one because with an HP printer, you can never go wrong.

I have even more reviews and information about HP Photo Printer and Wireless Printer at my website. I will also let you in on a little secret: Where to get them cheaper than anyplace else on the web;) Many thanks for reading, and good luck!

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Hewlett-Packard thinks it can build data centers faster and more cheaply by using standard, pre-built components that are assembled on site in a “Lego-like” fashion.

Its Flexible Data Center, announced Tuesday, consists of four large data center halls, or quadrants, that are built around an operations building in the center. It’s constructed from prefabricated sheet metal parts, and the quadrants, each about 6,000 square feet, can be added one at a time as a company’s capacity needs increase.

It’s a big departure from traditional brick and mortar data centers, which are usually designed on a custom basis and take more than a year to build. Using standard designs and factory-built components, HP says it can reduce construction costs by a half and get a new data center up and running in four to six months.

“We came up with a Lego-like concept, an industrialized approach to data center design,” said Kfir Godrich, a CTO in HP’s Technology Service group. The data centers are also highly energy efficient, he said.

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Case in point, here is a video put together by military.com showing a U.S. soldier fighting in Iraq. He’s got a HP 5510 All-in-One printer that quit working.

He called HP tech support for help to fix it. HP told the soldier that he would have to pay them for the advice. Let me repeat, not pay to have it fixed, but pay merely to get to speak with someone.

The rest is internet viral video history.

Printer problem in Iraq – Watch more Funny Videos

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I gave HP 12 years of my life so I am very familiar with what goes on behind the gates in Palo Alto and Cupertino.

Now HP has asked some more of their famous “friends” to talk to us consumers about doing something…amazing.

Check out these first spots with Dr. Dre.

What do you think?

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HP has their fancy MediaSmart PCs on the market now and they’re getting more and more technically advanced as the releases are pushed out of Palo Alto (Headquarters for HP).

They now have webcams that can pan and zoom when a face is in front of the monitor. Well, check out this demonstration of a case where the MediaSmart systems may not be all that smart after all – or they might just be showing a bit of favoritism.

Shouts out to White Wanda and Black Desi…

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