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Message #1 Posted by deleted on 7 Apr 2004, 12:07 a.m.

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Re: HP 110
Message #2 Posted by Raymond Del Tondo on 7 Apr 2004, 4:52 a.m.,
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The HP-110 is an Intel architecture based portable computer. Use the normal AC adapters with 8V output which all HP HP-IL device use, like HP 82066B, or the suitable model for your country.

Raymond

      
Computers and Calculators
Message #3 Posted by Andrés C. Rodríguez (Argentina) on 8 Apr 2004, 8:06 p.m.,
in response to message #1 by deleted

IMHO, even the HP-41C is a computer !

:-)

I consider that a digital electronic device which:

- is programmable,

- can operate on at least two types of data (numbers and text), and

- has some mean of Input/Output which could be connected to other devices (using a documented protocol),

... qualifies for the computer "genre"

So, the HP-41C qualifies as a computer, while the 42S does not, due to the lack of suitable I/O (specifically "I", since there is at least some "O" to the IR printer).

Again, it is just an opinion...

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