Interesting links:
- Looking for a successor for the HP Palmtop? Have a look at the OpenPandora and Pyra Linux Palmtops!
- If you need repairs, upgrades and spare parts: Please contact Michel Bel (Netherlands, Europe) or Thaddeus Computing (USA).
- Join the community: There is still (or again, after a pause) the HPLX mailing list, where still a lot of helpful people are around. Me included (as of 2019/2020)
- If you need software for your Palmtop, browse the S.U.P.E.R. palmtop software archive. In case the main link does not work, try this mirror: http://mizj.com/
If I could help you with the contents of this website, please consider making a donation to me, which will help me finance the server that hosts the site and which will signal mt that there is still interest in this website. Since the company "hermocom" does not exist for many years anymore, I am now spending my spare time and private money for all of this. Thank you :-)
My service:
hermocom was one of the last few supporters worldwide for the MS-DOS-based Palmtop PCs made in the 1990s by Hewlett Packard.
These are the HP Palmtop PC models 95LX, 100LX, 200LX, 1000CX and the OmniGo 700LX.
I can mainly help with the 100LX, 200LX and 1000CX models. The other ones you can ask me about, too, but I am not too experienced with them.
- Although "hermocom" does not exist anymore, I am still here, if you have a question.
- Have a look into my HP Palmtop knowledge base, a collection of articles about various topics, which may answer some of your questions already, or give you new ideas in order to find solutions.
- Software packages and drivers in the HP Palmtop Software download area.
- Please contact Michel Bel (Netherlands, Europe) or Thaddeus Computing (USA) for repairs, upgrades and spare parts.
Until 2014 I also offered:
- Repair service (worldwide)
- RAM upgrades
- Speed upgrades
- Backlight upgrade kit
- Spare parts, accessories and special offers
Since my interests have moved on to new topics (e.g. photography), I don't have the time anymore to care much about he HP Palmtops. But I still appreciate them as probably the best ultramobile computers, that have been available by now. :)