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HP-95 (the Topcat that almost was. - Matt Agajanian - 07-26-2021 09:02 PM
Hi all.
I remember reading about the 95 here. I understand that it was scrapped and all prototypes were destroyed. Yet, a handful escaped the fate.
Even though the 95 fell victim, were there any programming, operational, function set elements incorporated in later models?
RE: HP-95 (the Topcat that almost was. - Sylvain Cote - 07-27-2021 02:06 AM
The 95C had program area partitioning, my take is that the feature was reused and expanded in the HP-41C.
The HP-95C Owner's Handbook and Programming Guide is available HERE
RE: HP-95 (the Topcat that almost was. - teenix - 07-27-2021 04:45 AM
Simulator here
http://www.teenix.org
cheers
Tony
RE: HP-95 (the Topcat that almost was. - Valentin Albillo - 07-29-2021 04:00 AM
Sylvain Cote Wrote:HP-95C Owner's Handbook and Programming Guide is available HERE
Be warned that it's a 302.77 Megabyte download.
IMHO, not having a card reader or other external storage capability at that price level doomed this machine from the get-go. I wouldn't have bought it for sure.
V.