@craig1black That's a cool one for sure! Also interesting to see the ealier IR touch screen sensor from before my HP 16500C's ultrasonic. HP stuff is nice, I bet that will be fun to use once you get it sorted.

@AkBKukU Indeed! I had never heard of the 150 before. A MS-DOS 8088 computer that isn't PC compatible. I guess early on HP thought they could compete with IBM? Yeah the IR touch screen is such an oddity to me. Seems like a gimmick more than anything ...

@craig1black So cute! Are the tiny holes in the panel for some sort of optical touch screen? Can't wait to see it in a future video! :)

@FriendlyWire Yep that's right. It's an array of IR beams and when you finger breaks it, it registers a touch in that spot.

@craig1black @thilographie_de Look at that beauty! Is it made in France, by chance? They used to build them very close where I live.

@davbucci @thilographie_de This one was made in the US. I assume HP had plants all over the world?

@craig1black That is cute. #PuppyPC

@craig1black Very interesting... touchscreen and incompatible DOS ... hope to see a video!

@craig1black Nice. Not sure if you've got this already, but here's the HP 150 Technical Reference Manual.

@craig1black Just recap the thing, it'll be fine.

@craig1black It's interesting, #DOS and #touchscreen ! With that great #HP quality :)

@craig1black What a gorgeous green monitor

@craig1black Clean state. Also.. That green..

@craig1black Pretry sure @curious_marc has worked in HP machines like this before, so maybe he could help with some tips?