Mystery calculator

[hecube]

Here's what I found in the Johnson Space Center archives:

• First one is clearly a 48 (pic taken in 1992)
  
• Second one: mystery calculator (pic taken in 1992)
  
• Third one is clearly a 41 (pic taken in 1985)
  

Any ideas about the second one?

Edited: 7 Sept 2009, 11:56 a.m.

[hecube]

I also found this shot on Youtube (look at 6:28). Doesn't look like a HP at all (metallic finition, no trapezoidal shape).

Any clue as to what it might be?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbOn_1F3oeU

[Dan W]

Do you know what mission that second pic is from? If it was Apollo-Soyuz, my money would be on an Elektronika. I believe some of those models had the white with red keys. It looks similar to the MK-54. Just a stab in the dark really.

[hecube]

All three pics are from space shuttle missions. Here's an Elektronika for comparison purposes:

[Walter B]

There are different types. Here's a MK-54 for comparison:

[hecube]

Nonetheless, the two astronauts in the pic are americans aboard a space shuttle. I checked TIs of the early 90s and there's no match. I'm thinking it might be a Casio or a Sharp but haven't found any match so far...