19 Nov
1998
19 Nov
'98
6 a.m.
John Lawson wrote:
You could always go to the source, the HNF museum in Paderborn:
on the web at <http://www.hnf.de>
Regards
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Hans B Pufal Comprehensive Computer Catalogue
<mailto:hansp@digiweb.com> <http://digiweb.com/~hansp/ccc>
Hey,
speaking of Nixdorf. I have a Nixdorf LK-3000 "computer". It looks
more like a calculator. Does anyone know anything about these? It has an
"Information Module" in it about the Summer Olympics.
Joe
Cool! Another one! I have an LK-3000, with the Appointment Book
module and a Word-translation Module (German-English,
Spanish-English) and the instructions, etc... still works nicely. I
tried Nixdorf's site, but of course, the little LK is paleolithic
now....
It's on my website: www.lightsound.org in the Geriosiliconics
section. (Along with all the other lonely stuff in my collection)
Anyone have any amplifying data on these? Herr Franke perhaps?