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Datamath
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An overview
of the calculators manufactured
by Texas Instruments Inc. from
the famous Datamath (1972) to
the modern Graphics calculators,
with history and articles. |
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http://www.datamath.org/ |
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- Be
Calc
Serge Devidts' collection of vintage electronic
calculators and some other pieces of old technology.
- Calculator
Collecting
Webring designed to allow navigation between
similar sites dealing with the hobby of collecting,
and history of electronic calculators.
- Calculator
Technical Information
Technical information about many calculators,
including chip pinouts and self-test sequences,
and patent information.
- Casio
FX-700P Programmable Calculator
Technical information about hardware, interfacing,
and programming of this vintage device. Includes
a construction project for a storage device
to emulate the original FA-3 cassette interface.
- Collection
of Calculators, Portable Computers and Vintage
Electronics
Calculators from the '70s, and famous home
and personal computers from '80s. Photos, historic
information and links to other resources.
- Curta
Calculating Machines
Links to useful sites about the Curta. Also
documents the full disassembly of one, with
pictures.
- EEC
- Early Electronic Calculator Technology Reference
A source of information about the technology
used in the construction of early electronic
calculators. Includes a reverse-engineering
project.
- Electronic
Calculator History and Technology Museum
Preserving the history of electronic calculators
with information and photographs of early desktop
and pocket calculators.
- The
Famous Slide Rule Page
Pictures and descriptions of The Castell
Addiator and The Rapid-Calcolo.
- Gregory
Escov's homepage
Some articles about Russian made calculators,
including undocumented features and error conditions.
- How
to Collect LED Pocket Calculators
A guide by Larry Gilbert.
- HP-41
Archive Site
A library of information about the HP-41
series calculators, with emulators, publications,
FAQ, and related links.
- HP
Collection
Matthias Wehrlis' collection of all HP-calculators
and accessories. Includes photographs and specifications
for items in the collection. English/German.
- Mechanical
Calculating Machines
Mechanical calculating machines from a collector's
point of view, with articles and links to relevant
sites.
- The
Museum of HP Calculators
Information about every HP calculator made
since 1968. Includes photo gallery, old advertisements,
operating instructions, pricing information
and discussion forum.
- Museum
of Pocket Calculating Devices
A gallery containing many varieties of pocket
calculators, slide rules, and abacuses.
- Museum
of Soviet Calculators
Displays handheld and desktop calculators
from the 1900s to the present, showing interesting
features of each.
- The
Old Calculators Web Museum
Virtual museum of vintage mechanical and electronic
desktop calculators from the late 1950s through
the late 1970s
- Programmable
Calculators
A collection of programmable and non-programmable
calculators and accessories, with articles and
repair notes.
- Retrokit
Photographs of some older calculator models.
- Soviet
Calculators Collection
Pictures of calculators from the former
USSR. Includes advertisements, articles, and
a guestbook. English and Russian languages.
- Soviet
Calculators History
Article about the history of the development
of Soviet calculators, the features and interesting
characteristics of the most relevant models
are described.
- Stellatron
Calculators
An A-Z index of manufacturers, with product
photographs, and a timeline of model releases.
- Vintage
Calculators
Information and lists of vintage and classic
calculators, primarily Hewlett-Packard and Texas
Instruments.
- Vintage
Calculators
A celebration of old calculators showing
the evolution from mechanical calculator to
hand held electronic calculator.
- Vintage
calculators
A collector displays his small collection
of old calculator models.
- The
X-Number World of Calculators
A collection of articles about the history of
calculators, mechanical and electronic. Also,
a number of on-line calculators, recommended
books, and a vintage collectors forum.
- Yahoo!
Groups : oldcalcs
Bulletin board for collectors of old electronic
calculators.
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