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ebay craziness again - Gene - 10-13-2002
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1387375864
This is an HP-35. What do you see to make it over $280?
Wow.
Gene
Re: ebay craziness again - Massimo Gnerucci (Italy) - 10-13-2002
Q: What do you see to make it over $280?
A:joe_oil (and comicbooks1)... :)
Massimo
Re: ebay craziness again - Randy Sloyer - 10-14-2002
I think it rates in the same level of foolishness as this one:
http://cgi.aol.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1387678553
A new high for a 32Sii? Gee, let me think (quick, give me a calculator) Thats only $0.59 per byte of programmable memory.
And at the going rate for a 48GX, it's only 21,866% more per byte.
Kinda makes 2102's seem cheap back in the '70's.
I am I missing something here? :-)
Re: ebay craziness again - joe_oil - 10-31-2002
Consider that HP is now HPQ.
Consider that the 1980-1990 line was superior in durability than anything since.
Consider that there are a limited number of these left in the world.
Finally, consider that HP calculators are so great that there is even a forum for discussion over the internet.
This is no crazier than the folks out buying up old Coke signs, coolers, etc. for thousands of dollars.