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Sandy Metz and Two-Board Microcomputer

Cover of Computer News from October 15, 1980 featuring Sandy Metz posing with a two-board 1/2-MB microcomputer. Enlarge
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Date: 1980

Sandy Metz of the Data Systems division posed with a two-board 1/2-MB microcomputer, which had more memory using fewer boards than its predecessors. Metz’s division developed the device, showing just how far Hewlett-Packard had come in the evolution of memory boards.

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