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John Larkin
- Jan 1, 1970
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And you can run them on a PC104 system with a serial LCD and a
custom keyboard that is designed for your application, and it
will be about the size of a top-end calculator.
We're thinking about doing a benchtop instrument with a PC104 CPU
(geode or something) inside and a small color VGA on the front panel.
We'd program it in PowerBasic, booting off flash. Should be fun.
One of my retirement-list projects is to manufacture a clone of the
HP-35 calculator, with some little cmos uP inside. The hard part would
be getting the keys to feel right.
John