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Stan Sieler writes:
>I was wondering if anyone has an HP 300 ("Amigo", built around
>1978-1980) that they don't want any more?
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>The HP 300 was an interesting machine. It had function keys on the
>side of the CRT, and a spelling corrector built in (a very friendly
>operating system!).
Its internal architecture was also interesting; it was an evolutionary
step up from the classic HP 3000 stack architecture.
I don't have a machine, but I believe I still have a full documentation
package for it. If I do, it's in storage so it'll take a while to get to.
-- Bruce
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