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Packard, David
Packard, David definition - finance
The
founder of computer company Hewlett-Packard Inc., along with William Hewlett.
The company began in 1939 by filling niche demand for technology-based
equipment, which the two constructed in PackardÂ’s garage. Their first product
was a resistance-capacitance audio oscillator based on a design developed by
Hewlett when he was in graduate school. After that, the company moved into
computer equipment, such as printers, as well as other accessories and
products.
Webster's New World Finance and Investment Dictionary Copyright © 2003 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.
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