Hewlett-Packard computers are increasingly notorious for suffering short lifespans, overheating, LCD display failures, and multitudes of other hardware and design related problems. Additionally, when dealing with customers who have defective HP computers, HP customer support seems to have a policy of denial and blame.  HP customers are frequently charged unreasonable fees for repairs on defective HP computers and even for customer support. In many cases, HP repairs defective computers with more defective or refurbished hardware, often-times selling the customers an “extended warranty”, which appears to be designed to expire shortly before the repairs do.

If you own or have owned a Hewlett-Packard computer, please share your experiences so others may make an educated decision when purchasing a computer.

My HP zd8000 computer cost me over $1,500/US and began failing within the first 10 months. Problems with my HP zd8000 computer include vertical display lines, dead pixels, slow operation, overheating, battery dysfunction, cracks in the case from heat, and a disgruntled operator (hence the website).

Despite their awareness of the issue, Hewlett-Packard has not owned up to their responsibility to recall and replace all of their defective models.
I am a victim of Hewlett-Packard; don’t be one too!