Business Desktops/Calcs
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| Name: 95LX | |
| Product Number: F1000A | |
| Introduced: 1991 | |
| Division: Corvallis | |
| Price: $550 | |
| Catalogue Reference: 1993, page 602 | |
| Donated by: Phil Hocking, Laubman and Pank, South Australia. |
Description:
The 95LX was the first in a series of handheld, "PDA-like" business computers. It came standard with ROM-based MS-DOS 3.22 and Lotus 1-2-3. Other built-in software included: Appointment Book, Phone Book, Memo Editor, Filer and HP Financial Calculator. The 95LX was powered by two AA batteries. For communications, it featured an infrared transmitter/receiver and a serial interface with built-in terminal emulation software. The 95LX also came with a PCMCIA slot. The standard unit came with 512KB RAM. A 1MB unit was available for an additional $250 (P/N F1010A). Click here to see the 95LX in an article on the Silicon Valley TV program "Computer Chronicles" in 1991. (1 minute 32 seconds, 6.9MB).
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