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A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Ignazio Cara (Italy) - 03-03-2009
How many proud owner of an HP-95C (except Museum's curator) there are?
Many thanks
Ignazio
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Michael de Estrada - 03-03-2009
I have the same question regarding the HP-81.
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Ronald P - 03-03-2009
I have an HP81.
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Richard J. Nelson - 03-03-2009
I have the two printed Manuals for the HP95C.
How many people have the TI-88. I have one.
X < > Y,
Richard
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Michael de Estrada - 03-03-2009
How and when did you acquire it? Have you completed the trilogy (HP-80, HP-81, HP-92)?
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Marcus von Cube, Germany - 03-03-2009
I think you are 50% of the total population. ;)
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Joerg Woerner - 03-03-2009
Okay, I have a TI-88, too!
What is your serial number and date code?
Who owns a TI-78?
Regards,
Joerg
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Namir - 03-03-2009
Joerg,
You should attend HHC2009 AND bring the TI-88 to show it!!
:-)
Namir
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Joerg Woerner - 03-03-2009
Will do!
Joerg
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Katie Wasserman - 03-03-2009
I've got all three. All came from from that website with the 4 brightly colored letters over the past several years.
I have most of the HP calculators, but alas no 95C :(
However, to make up for that collecting shortcoming I do have a 94d, 94e and 94f!
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - db (martinez, ca.) - 03-03-2009
Hi Joerg;
I haven't crawled around Datamath for a while. This time i found the 68 / EC4044. It looked like a useful tool and judging form it's longevity, it was. Too bad about that non-functional enter key ;-)
Re: A little survey among HP's calculator collectors. - Etienne Victoria - 03-04-2009
Hi!
I have the 80 (a couple of them), the 81, 92, 12C, 17BII+ and Casio BF-100 :-).
Best
Etienne
Edited: 4 Mar 2009, 3:01 a.m.