Oops - I was to busy with my other prototype: The PHOENIX 1.
It arrived a few weeks ago from the ashes and is since yesterday featured on the cover of my Datamath Calculator Museum.
The TI-PPP stills needs some time, but here is a picture at least.
It is a real triple-P with ENTER key:
One P for Programmable
One P for Printing
One P for Prototype
Cheers,
Joerg
It looks very much like an industrial handheld device.
Look at the TI-78 - Texas Instruments had only one customer.
It's now a huge market (UPS, Grocery stores...) owned by Symbol / Motorola and others.
Liebe Gruesse aus Rochester,
Joerg
My, my...it has a big ENTER key. only if it were RPN, sigh.....
Too bad there is no different sections in this HP calculator forum, if they were, one of them should be named "TI fans"
With great pride I'm a fan of TI and HP's.
What's wrong with discussing a different brand here?
I feel very proud to have learned a lot and increased my collection of other brands here.
I keep thinking there are people who could keep quiet because they add nothing.
Thankfully, nobody knows (or will not) read this. :-)
"This forum is for discussion of HP calculators including usage, repairs, sources of replacement parts, general information etc."
Wow, you made so many disputable statements ;-)
Please don't take this too seriously.
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With great pride I'm a fan of TI and HP's.
As long as your fandoom towards HP is bigger it's OK.
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What's wrong with discussing a different brand here?
Nothing, as long as HP is eventually shown to be the superior brand, and for the amusement of genuine HP fans.
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I feel very proud to have learned a lot and increased my collection of other brands here.
See the previous response: as long as the collection of other brands serve to show you the superiority of HP it's OK.
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Thankfully, nobody knows (or will not) read this. :-)
Uhm... Sorry, I did. And worse, it urged me to make a reply.
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"This forum is for discussion of HP calculators including usage, repairs, sources of replacement parts, general information etc."
Yep!
I agree - this looks like some sort of industrial device. Not as exciting as I had hoped. ;-)
(I don't get very excited about the HP 94 either)
It looks like an inventory tracking device.