Calculator History


HP-41 C
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This is my favourite calculator ever !

I bought it on the 26.01.1983, I still have it and it still works very well ! With this calculator I have the following still working accessories:

- QUAD-Memory (256 extra register = 2240 program steps)
- X-Function module (more alphanumeric function)
- Time module (Time and more)
- Wand (
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Here some other nice picture of this calculator:

HP-41 Backside
Here you see the backside of the HP-41 with all the character you can create on the display.

HP-41 Cardreader
You could also connect a card reader to the HP-41. You can also see a module for the HP-41.

HP-41 Discdrive
Here you see two HP-41 connected via HP-IL (IL means Interface Loop) to some disc-drives.

HP-41 CX
This is the flagship (and the last) of the HP-41 series. The HP-41 CX. In this calculator are all the module build in that I bought separatly.

If you are interested in the HP Calculator series just have a look under http://www.hpmuseum.org - there you find lots of information about all HP Calculators..


CASIO FX-602 P
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This is my 2nd CASIO calculator. I bought it on 28.05.1982. The main difference to the FX-501 P is that it's memory has 512 programsteps and that you can use alphanumeric characters. Sadly I don't have it anymore ! I lost it at Hölter, Gladbeck (Germany).


CASIO FX-501 P
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With this calculator my computer fever began ! 128 programsteps. Amazing - at this time. I bought it on 5.03.1981.


TI-30
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I started with this calculator - no programsteps but with a display that 'eats' batteries..

 

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