On Thu, 15 Dec 1994 23:14:47 -0500 (EST) 
 Mark F Willey <willey@ecn.purdue.edu> wrote:

 > Hmmm..  could be.  Here's the model numbers:
 > 
 > Monitor: 98752A

Hmmm...I have a 98754A monitor that plugs into a faster version of the 
Catseye (Fastcat, methinks...) - but also works with the Catseye (the 
98550A board).  But I've not seen the 98752A monitor before...Is it 17'' 
or 19''?

 > Working HP's video: 98550A
 > New HP's video: 98545A

 > Aside from this, they look like they've got the same thing.

Yeah - they all look pretty much the same...'Cept for the big `fish-bowl' 
monitors that plug into SGC display cards...

 > > Yeah - which model is it, per chance?
 > 
 > Thanks for the tip.  I dunno the model yet because I can't get it up an
 > telling me.  It just says "300" on the case.  

All of them, except the 345 I think, just say `300'.  It's amazing how 
little the basic design of that machine changed over the N number of 
years it was produced.  We just recently put a 380 motherboard into a 310 
backplane - and used several of the 310's I/O devices (including an hpib 
and extra ethernet)...Worked like a champ...

What kind of CPU does it have?  '020, '030, or '040?  I've seen the 
following models in a `dual case'...a 310 (too slow '010), a 320 (16MHz 
'020), a 370 (33MHz '030), 375 (50MHz '030), and a 380 (25MHz '040).
'Course, I also have a 380 in the single case, so...

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