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Subject: Re: HP 28C info sought
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Date: Fri, 6-Feb-87 15:03:55 EST
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Just some notes -

     MAPLE is an interactive symbolic math system that runs on a VAX using 
UNIX 4.3.  The '28C is a much-tiny machine along the same lines.

     The keyboard halves talk together via a long skinny flex-PC board.  It
goes up into the hinge from the left half, makes a U-turn at the top, and
back down into the right half.  Its life should be in the millions of
flexes.  That Kapton film really works!

     The '28C is NOT intended as a replacement to the '41 in any way.
Think of it as the next-generation more powerful '15C.

     By the way, if you want to get the printer confused, try PRINTing on a
number of '28s with the same printer all at the same time. ;-)

     Nifty machine - I want one!

	Jim Horn

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