HP 700/60 and 700/70 Display Terminals
Superb ergonomics, plus new windowing flexibility
Display terminals overview
HP 700/60 terminals have always offered the highest levels of user comfort, safety, productivity and economy. Now those benefits are multiplied...
The HP 700/70 Windowing Terminal is a high quality, mouse-driven windowing environment for fast, multi-session windowing to multiple UNIX hosts. Not only is it a complete solution, including host window management software, it runs existing UNIX applications unmodified.
A built in ROM card door on both models allows easy, cost-effective upgrades from the 700/60 ASCII text terminal to the 'windowing' 700/70 display terminal. It also provides built-in upgradability to future 700/70 upgrades.
Key Features
Both models are designed for maximum user comfort and productivity...
- Low-glare, fast-refresh, tilt and swivel, 14" borderless screen.
- Enhanced resolution 10 x 16 character cells.
- Detachable, full-adjustable keyboard.
- All models meet stringent safety and regulatory standards for emissions. 'ES' models go further, meeting Swedish MPR guidelines.
...and both offer easy connection and system management.
- De-facto industry standard compatibility: Wyse 60 in both native and PC terminal modes; plus DEC VT320/220/100/52 personalities.
- Two built-in serial ports (one RS-232C and one RS-232C/RS-422) and one Centronics parallel port.
- Unrivalled reliability: MTBF rating of over 100,000 hours (over eleven years!).
- Easy ROM card upgrades from 700/60 to 700/70, and to future 700/70 models.
How to choose between HP 700 models
HP 700/60 terminals are high quality ASCII text terminals. HP 700/70 'windowing' terminal add even greater levels of user productivity and comfort by allowing multi-session windowing.
Whilst all models are designed to meet high safety standards, 'ES' models meet the stringent Swedish MPR guidelines.
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