Description
Introduced in 1982, HP's first commercial 32-bit desktop computer was the HP 9000/500 Series Model 9020.
It was based on the FOCUS chip which operated at 18 MHz. The FOCUS Microprocessor was a single chip, 32-bit microprocessor. It was manufactured using NMOS-III technology (used two tungsten interconnect layers for high density/reliability/performance) & was VLSI technology manufactured using 1.5 micron technology, contained 450k transistors.
Clear Lucite Paperweight with an actual HP FOCUS 32-bit Processor inside and has a black base.
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