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In a message dated 3/14/02 5:28:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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<< since their PCs are just clones of the IBM PC, >>
Now, maybe, but I think HP had PCs before IBM invented the term.
I used a 2647A with two tape drives, which could act as a terminal to the
HP3000 and which also ran standalone using BASIC. I used graphics
software, loaded from the internal tape drive, to drive a plotter and
graphics printer. We used HP125s with Visicalc and word processing
software standalone, and also used them as terminals to the HP3000,
before IBM announced their first PC.
Cecile Chi
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