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October 1998, Week 5

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Terry Simpkins writes:

>I just got a call from one of my UK sites, telling me they just received a
>box
>containing an "HP9826".  I have no idea what that is, can someone tell me?
>Or where on the HP web site does one find a catalog of product numbers?

Unless the box is mislabeled, it contains an ancient 68000-based desktop
computer that runs BASIC and/or Pascal (I think BASIC was standard and
Pascal was optional). It has a self-contained CRT display.

Was the person who delivered it wearing psychedelic bellbottoms and a
tie-dye T-shirt? If so, can you ask them to hold the time portal open?
There are a few things I need to go back and fix.

-- Bruce


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