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This museum ends with this model in 1986. Later calcs are described very shortly here, but without pictures, feature sets etc. Are there any other places where I can find this information? Right now I'm looking for the features of 19BII, but that's just one example.
Thanks in advance for some source(s).
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Marcus,
thanks for recalling this link I forgot! However, the information contained in MoHPC is far more reliable. IMO the only disadvantage is it ends in 1986.
For example, I learned at MoHPC the 19bii offers RPN - can't find this feature in Victor's site.
Is there no site containing HP calc teens (out of production) in equivalent depth as MoHPC?? I'm looking for features and high res photos.
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don't forget Craig Finseth's amazing HPDatabase
www.finseth.com
Like Dave, he tries to make it as accurate as possible. a couple of times I have fed him bug discoveries etc or minor inconsistencies and he has fixed them and said thanks. Thanks Craig! And Dave!
No fotos at Craig's, but detail descriptions yes.
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V.Thoth's site is a must.
In rare cases is information actually not exact, and it goes in much less detail than the MoHPC, but I like the very visual layout. Calculators are easy to browse by maker or other criteria, and it is a godsend for collectors interested in many brands.
My only regret is that there is no "Updates" page. I find myself browsing for new material the hard way from time to time.
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Thanks for your infos - these are sites I have in my link list. So apparently that's all what's available. A lot of data ... my favourite place will stay here at this museum. Thanks, Dave, for this site!