HP Pavilion

For the arena in San Jose formerly known as the HP Pavilion, see SAP Center.

1995–2001

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Unknown

Launched:  1995

199?-2000 (secondary)

LOGO MISSING

This was sometimes used in place of the one above on Pavilion desktop PCs made between the late 90s to 2000.

2000–2013

2000–2007, 2011–2012

Designer:  Goodby Silverstein & Partners

Typography:  Futura Book

Launched:  Late 2000

2000–2007

Designer:  Goodby Silverstein & Partners

Typography:  Futura Bold ("hp") Futura Book ("pavilion")

Launched:  Late 2000

This logo was last seen on the d4000y series models from 2006-2007.

2000-2004 (secondary); 2004–2013

Designer:  Goodby Silverstein & Partners

Typography:  Futura Book

Launched:  Late 2000 (secondary) Mid-2004 (primary)

Version without "HP"

Used on HP Pavilion laptops from 2006-2010

Before completely replacing the previous one in mid-2004, this was used as an alternate version, which was seen on late 2000/early 2001 Pavilion laptops, as well as on associated documentation.

2011–2012

Designer:  Goodby Silverstein & Partners

Typography:  Futura Book

Launched:  Late 2011

Only seen on desktops from that era.

2012-present

Designer:  Siegel+Gale

Typography:  HP Simplified (custom-designed)

Launched:  June 2012

2013–2016

Designer:  Siegel+Gale

Typography:  Gotham Book

Launched:  Early 2013

2016–2024

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Gotham Light

Launched:  Mid-2016

On May 2024, HP announced that it will merge all of its consumer computer lines including HP Spectre, HP Envy and HP Dragonfly into HP Omni series.

HP Pavilion

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