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500 Series (Software)

	Software Selection:
	1) 9020 Demonstration Software (1982)
	2) 9020 System BASIC Software (1983)
	3) 9020 Test Software (1983)
	4) 97052B 9020 3D Graphics Binary (1983)
	5) HP-UX 5.0 Operating System (1984)
	6) HP-UX Technical BASIC (1986)
The 500 Series computers were the most advanced products made by HP when they were introduced. Surviving software is very rare for these machines. Our collection was contributed by Charlie Brett of Fort Collins Colorado. Please contact us if you have a 500 Series computer or software. Click here for instructions on how to create working discs from the downloaded file.

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