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-  comments:
-  - author: MirandaM (Spain)
-    date: Wednesday 13rd November 2019
-    text: |-
-      Matt: the HP150-II was indeed commercialized. I have a complete set as well as the HP150 early two floppy version and the later HD version. Biggest difference is the bigger monitor which was tilteable\
-      for better viewing angle. It also lacked the holes for the infrared system which was placed behind a black transparent rim. The keyboard was much better. It used to be my work station for a fair number of years back then.
-  - author: Roger (United States)
-    date: Tuesday 15th November 2016
-    text: I programmed marketing software on the HP 150 while working in the HP Santa Clara Division marketing IC tester team. Those were the fun, good old, inventive days.
-  - author: David Magnusson (Iceland)
-    date: Thursday 7th July 2016
-    text: |-
-      I have a mint condition HP-150 that I''m willing to sell.\
-      Contact me at davidm91@outlook.com if you''re interested. I''m located in Iceland but I can provide pictures and videos.
-
-      Best regards,\
-      David\
-      davidm91@outlook.com
-  - author: Kelly Roach (Harlingen, Texas, US)
-    date: Friday 3rd April 2015
-    text: The only time I had seen one of these was at the ComputerLand in Tulsa. I was enthralled by the touchscreen concept, which was cutting-edge at the time (almost everybody, myself included, had computers without the feature, and my friends and I looked upon this machine with envy...)
-  - author: Seung Woo PAEK
-    date: Wednesday 17th April 2013
-    text: |-
-      I collect old computers and would like to buy the HP-150. If someone wish to sell it please contact me.\
-      neocollection@gmail.com
-  - author: Seung Woo PAEK (South Korea)
-    date: Wednesday 17th April 2013
-    text: I collect old computers
-  - author: Seung Woo PAEK (South Korea)
-    date: Wednesday 17th April 2013
-    text: I collect old computers
-  - author: Guillermo Perez (Mexico)
-    date: Tuesday 2nd October 2012
-    text: |-
-      I have 2 HP 150. I would like to sell it, can you suggest me the best website or contact to do?
-
-      thanks.
-  - author: Lorenzo (ITALY)
-    date: Wednesday 12th September 2012
-    text: |-
-      I have an HP 150. I would like to sell it, can you suggest me the best website or contact to do?
-
-      thanks.
-  - author: JS (nowhere)
-    date: Sunday 22nd July 2007
-    text: Our hospital still runs some HP-150 hardware and some compatible hardware on a timeshare system (I forget what they are called, but they were made by HP as a successor to the 150 system and are fully compatible)
-  - author: Matt (Maryland)
-    date: Saturday 8th January 2005
-    text: I have an HP 150 II which looks a lot like the picture of the 150, with a few differences. The biggest one is the monitor is not attached to the computer. The monitor of my 150 II also is larger and looks slightly different. The date built is 1992. My mom bought the computer from HP when she used to work there when they were upgrading, is it possible that my 150 II was something that HP only made for their own internal uses? If anyone has any more information, please email me a response.
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