
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 …
HP-11C
HP-11C The HP-11C was a mid-range scientific programmable calculator. Compared to the previous series it would fall between the HP-33E/C and HP-34C. It also included two new …
HP-12C
Tough construction: One HP-12C was used by a zoo keeper to calculate feed mixtures. The zoo keeper dropped the calculator and it was consumed by a hippopotamus.
HP-80 History, Design and Interesting Facts
HP-80 History, Design and Interesting Facts Posted by Max Stone on 24 Oct 2013, 4:14 p.m. The World�s First Businessman�s Pocket Calculator Introduction Hewlett-Packard redefined …
Feature time line - hpmuseum.org
This feature time line lists the first time that features appeared on HP's calculators. Only calculators that introduced new features are included in this list.
HP-25
The HP-25 started on the drawing board as a scientific calculator with a much larger set of functions than the HP-21. By the time it was done, it was that and it was programmable with …
HP-35
The HP-35 was HP's first pocket calculator. It was introduced at a time when most calculators (including expensive desktop models) had only the four basic functions.
HP-27S
It was the first fully algebraic pocket scientific calculator that HP made. (All of these qualifications are made because HP sold algebraic desktop calculators and desktop and portable computers …
What is RPN? - hpmuseum.org
HP adjusted the postfix notation for a calculator keyboard, added a stack to hold the operands and functions to reorder the stack. HP dubbed the result Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) also …
HP-15C
The HP-15C was a high end scientific programmable. To the HP-34C's numerical integration and root solver the HP-15C added complex numbers and matrix calculations.