
Any HP calculator fans out there?
A friend of mine runs a site called "The Museum of HP Calculators"
Any HP calculator fans out there?
A friend of mine runs a site called "The Museum of HP Calculators"
The Museum of HP Calculators displays and describes older Hewlett-Packard calculators. There are also sections on calculating machines and slide rules as well as sections for buying and selling HP calculators, an HP timeline, collecting information and a software library.
HP Computer Calculator for MATH AND SCIENCE!
https://archive.org/details/0808_Computer_Calculator_for_Math_and_Science_05_28_16_00
Really good little demo of doing physics on a plotting calculator. But the best part is at the end:
If you amortize it for 5 years, and divide by all the student workload, you get the remarkable cost of 5¢/program (40¢ in 2024 USD)! What a bargain!
By my calculations… that's $7,020 ($56,843 in 2024 USD).
Great 1970s early computer footage. Hewlett-Packard computer model 9100 Computing Calculator. Physics class uses computing calculator and X-Y plotter in...
A real screenshot by my smartphone. I installed Emu48 and turned it into a powerful graphing calculator, its my HP 50g.
I configured it to be full screen and hiding device information, making it behave exclusively like a real HP50g.
Nixie Tube RPN Calculator Project
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