Other Notes
- The HP 200LX was used on board the NASA Discovery OV103 Mission STS-95 (the last mission of Senator John Glenn) in an Electronic Nose (E-Nose) experiment (the device was developed jointly by Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech)). The experiment, as managed by Dr. Dan Karmon of JPL, was successful.
- The HP 200LX can play video, and sound files using software from Stefan Peichl in relatively low quality. It is also capable of sound recording, though this is, again, in relatively low quality. There is no known compatible PCMCIA sound card for the HP 200LX.
- Software and hardware is available which will allow the HP 200LX to surf the Internet.
- The serial numbers printed on the HP machines 100LX, 200LX, 1000CX and OmniGo 700LX have the following meaning:
- XXYWWNNNNN
- XX = the country of manufacturing (e.g., SG = Singapore etc)
- Y = the year of manufacturing; last digit (e.g., 6 = 1996)
- WW = the week of the year of manufacturing
- NNNNN = the number of the specific unit manufactured in specified week
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