23 Feb
2000
23 Feb
'00
8:04 a.m.
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Stan Sieler wrote:
Thanks for the info! $300 is more than I want to spend on this one, but I
may have to figure out something if my patience starts to run out...
Cheers,
Aaron
Re:
Exactly the case. In fact, I believe it was Wirt Amir on the hp3000-l list
who was telling me about how his company actually programmed them to be
stand-alone wordprocessors.
keyboard (but I think so), and I don't really
know for sure what is
inside a 2649 though I think it's not too different from a
2641/2645/2648, meaning an 8080 processor...unfortunately my memory's
I thought the 2649 was the OEM version of the 2645 ... and that some
of them were sold to people who developed 2649-resident software. > An HD for my HP3000 that will fit in the
bottom rack space. I've gotten
> some great info from Joe Rigdon on models and have my eyes open; I need
> something big enough so that I can do the initial install of MPE V 3P with
> full subsys (it's been estimated that I need at least 100mb or so).
I actually bought one :)
I got a Coyote (HP 6000 670H), about 600 MB?, for $300 from a used equipment
vendor. Of course, I bought it with company money, not personal money :)
It doesn't fit in the cabinet, but it's 22" deep, 13" wide, 5"
tall.