27 Nov
2006
27 Nov
'06
4:55 p.m.
--- Tony Duell <ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
I wouldn't be too sure. I mean it sure does sound
like a peecee, but there first real peecee was the 286
based Vectra. You're well aware of the 150's. I think
I am somewhat familiar with the 9xxx's you're
referring to. In fact I think I used them at an old
job. IIRC the very one had a 68000 (or could have been
a 68010, can't really remember).
According to your description, it may very well have
been a 9836.
Anyone have a clue as to what I have? I'm sure some
of you have to have those hard bound HP catalogs
laying around. I used to have several myself.
I suppose if it is an ISA bus, I could plug a cpu
card from a Zenith Z-148 or the like and go to town.
The AT & T 6300 was similar, but different yet, and
was 8086 based besides.
The monitor I also acquired with that HP box is a 12"
green composite with a tube that cants up or down.
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I was
cleaning out the shed, and found this HP
box I
brought home for no particular good reason. It
says -
HP 9000 PC305, or very nearly. Is this along the
line
of what you're talking about? Most of the
guts are
Not really. That sounds like a somewhat interesting
PC clone -- I assume
the expansion bus is ISA