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E > EPSON  > PX 4 / HC 40


 

This mini forum is intended to provide a simple means of discussion about the Epson  PX 4 / HC 40 computer. If you want to share your own experience or memories, or add relevant information about this system: post a message! For other purposes like sales messages, hardware & software questions or information requests, please use our main forum.

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Thursday 29th March 2012
Simon (Australia)

I have one of these in a box somewhere, along with the PROM writer...... very funky little unit, well ahead of its time.


Friday 4th May 2007
Ian Chard (UK)

When I did A-level computing in 1990, I remember doing a case study of how the UK music singles chart worked. Shops entered details of sales into little computers, and I remember that the Epson PX-4 was specifically named. No idea if it was true, though!


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