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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Source and HP introduce “The Grillo’s In Real Life.”

In 2009, the HP in Real Life series began documenting how HP products help users maximize their potential in everything from growing a small business to mixing at the hottest parties in the city to staying ahead in school, work and in the social scene.

Now in its 11th installment, the newest Real Life subjects are the Grillo Family. In “Together,” we see a busy publisher mom, entrepreneur dad and two tech-savvy kids use the HP TouchSmart 520 and dm1 laptop to help navigate their busy days and enjoy family time. With thousands of views on YouTube, HP.com and Facebook, the Grillo’s are a hit with today’s on-the-go families that rely on HP products with the latest technology to help balance their hectic days.

Meet the Grillo’s and the other HP devotees at hp.com/go/inreallife.

HP’s first laptop, the HP-110, was released in 1984. It weighed just 8.5 lbs and cost $2,995.

Wise Snacks started in 1921 when grocer Earl Wise, Sr. made chips of unsold potatoes, which he sold in bags.

Larry’s dad was such a Dodgers fan, in 1958 he packed up the family and—like team—moved to LA.

Source President Larry Rothstein hasn’t missed a baseball opening day since 1968.

Amtrak’s service covers over 21,000 miles of railroad track. That’s nearly a trip around the world.

Source was started in 1980 by partners Larry Rothstein and Barry Bluestein. Larry’s kitchen was their first office.

Account Director Jason Bacharach is a distant cousin of famed pianist Burt Bacharach.

Wise Snacks set the Guinness World Record for the most potato chips crunched at once—over 30,000 people took part.