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From: uad1123@dircon.co.uk (Graeme Lyall)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.laptops
Subject: HyperBook 1000
Message-ID: <1991AMSun.17.12632@dircon.co.uk>
Date: 17 Mar 91 08:18:46 GMT
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I had almost settled on getting a Toshiba LE when I came across an ad 
for the Reeves HyperBook 1000, an 8088 machine with high density
floppy and 20 Meg hard drive.  It looks very different to most
notebook PCs - it's a bit like a grown up z88 (the machine I currently
use) with a flap which covers the screen and a proper keyboard.  And
the price in the UK is 699 pounds (plus VAT), well below the Toshiba.

I would be fascinated to hear any comments on this machine - either 
from people who've tried it, or who've read reviews of it.