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From: mwarburt@student.UVic.CA (Mark "!" Warburton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Strange hole in my 48sx
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Date: 22 Nov 90 03:43:31 GMT
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I noticed that next to the last "t" in "Hewlett" on the top of my HP-48sx
there exists a tiny hole.  My meek and cautious nature has prevented me
from sticking anything into it.  Does anybody know what purpose this
serves?  It is my experience that everything on an HP product serves some
function; otherwise it would never be there.

The hole (or slot) is quite difficult to see, try holding the calculator
at different angles to see it.