The company is participating in the Windows Upgrade Option Program to help customers transition easily to Windows 7.
The program will enable customers who purchase qualifying HP PCs to reap the benefits of a new Windows-based PC immediately and receive a free upgrade to Windows 7 when it becomes available in October.
Customers who buy an HP PC starting today may be eligible for the upgrade program.
Customers can visit www.hp.com/go/windows7upgrade to check for upgrade eligibility, register and get answers about their PCs and current operating systems.
"HP has helped guide Microsoft through the development of Windows 7, collaborating and offering unique insight and counsel on emerging technologies," said Tony Ignatavicius, director of product marketing, Personal Systems Group (PSG), HP Australia.
"Because of this early collaboration, HP has engineered truly innovative PCs - from our thin and light notebooks and high-performance desktops to our acclaimed TouchSmart PCs - providing advanced performance, compelling user experiences and more functionality overall."
Nick Parker, general manager of worldwide sales for HP at Microsoft said through the Windows Upgrade Option program, it will help its joint customers get new PCs now and get ready to experience Windows 7.
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