HP Programmable calculator

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1 total messages Started by Skip Sizemore Sun, 15 Aug 1993 21:10

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Author: Skip Sizemore
Date: Sun, 15 Aug 1993 21:10

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Hewlitt-Packard 42S Programmable calculator ($120 retail)
Owner's manual
Vinyl case
Programmer's guide (sells seperately in stores for ~$10)

This is a rugged, handy little calculator.  It does bazillions of
standard scientific functions, plus matrix operations, complex number
manipulation, numerical integration, equation solving, and multiple 
regression with ANOVA and F-stats.  It's menu-driven, and it has an 
infrared link to HP's calculator printer.  It shows two lines of 
print on the screen, which is very handy with RPN calculators because 
it allows you to view the Y register as well as the X register.  It 
has 7 kbytes of static RAM, which it uses very economically in programs.

It's in excellent condition, but I'll part with it for $70- just over
half what it costs new, or best offer.
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