Calculator Museum
A collection dedicated to the storied and varied history of the calculator.
Welcome to my calculator museum! This page is dedicated to showcasing my collection of calculators, alongside their history (something generally underappreciated in the world.)
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48 Series
The Hewlett-Packard 48 series is one of the most legendary lines in the history of calculators. This series is designed for engineers. In fact, there is some evidence that this series flew on the…
HP 50g
The HP 50g is the last RPL (Reverse Polish Lisp) graphing calculator made by HP. Out of all the calculators I own, I consider this one to be the most powerful and most capable. Like its predecessors…
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28 Series
The HP 28C is HP's very first graphing calculator. Rather uniquely amongst its kind, it adpots a clamshell design in order to fit the full ABC keyboard on the left. It was also the first…
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For a fully up-to-date directory of my collection, check out my profile on MyCalcs...
...or take a look at the exhibit directory by clicking the button below - If you dare!
Collection IndexWhy Calculators?
Autism.
In all seriousness, I've always been fascinated by calculators. They're a dying breed of technology that once was the forefront in the cutting edge of electronics.
My hope is to preserve some of that lovely history.
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