I use an HP110 Plus daily.  As a matter of fact I'm replying this this
email on one right now.  Reflections 1 is on a chip, and I use an external
modem for the faster speed.  It also came a program called "HP Terminal"
but I yanked those chips and stored them in case my Reflections chip set
fries.

I use a shell account with my Internet Service Provider and use "Pine" as
the email program.  I even find using Pine is more convenient, because I
can pre-delete at the host and when I get home I only have to download
into Netscape mail the stuff I DIDN'T delete during the day.

Another great thing about this little machine is it's impossible to get a
virus.  No hard disc, and DOS is also on a chip.  (Well maybe when they
invent a virus that fries EPROMs.)

And I don't have to wait for Windows to boot up.

On Tue, 14 Apr 1998, Andreas Schmidt wrote:

> Folks,
>
> has somebody some information and/or S/W suited for an old HP 110 Personal
> Computer ?
> A friend of mine asked me whether I want to have his old equipment but
> currently I do not have any glue what can be made with this. But I want to
> keep some "historic" devices, and want to make some use out of it.
>
> So, all (private) response is appreciated.
>
> TIA, Andreas Schmidt, CSC, Germany
>