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Swiss Micros makes HP 'act-alikes' - programmable
09-10-2018, 08:23 PM (This post was last modified: 09-10-2018 08:24 PM by edryer.)
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RE: Swiss Micros makes HP 'act-alikes' - programmable
I should add the DM-16CC I have is the "Silver Edition" which I believe is Titanium so can't comment on the Non Silver edition.

I opened it up and it looks very neat and tidy inside, one PCB with a few chips (maybe just one can't remember), battery and two surface mounted microswitches. I'd imagine reliability of the electronics are superb.

Flashed from V16 to V27 firmware with linux "lpc21isp" that I had to build for Fedora 25, very straightforward, took a few minutes to build and a minute to flash.
HP-28S (1988 US model), DM41X (2020)
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