> >I got addicted to RPN, thanks to HP and cant break the habit. Secondhand
HP
> >12Cs change money here for big bucks. If you have one, let me know how
many
> >zeros after the $ sign.
> Sounds like my story. I used my first HP sometime in the 70's and never
> looked back. I go my first from a local office supply store, and my
> second from a university book store, after a brief web search. Do a
> Google search on 'HP-48G' and you'll be hip deep in links. There's a
> newsgroup dealing with HP48 calculators on the Usenet, but I forget the
> exact name.
>
> Prices will be from $100 to $150. I got the one at the university library
> for $70 because it was the last one in stock and the docs had
> disappeared. Fortunately I didn't need the docs.
Yikes, I had one of these: http://www.hpmuseum.org/32.jpg
My 11c is still working and I think I have a 28c around here somewhere (not to mention an old non-functional hanldheld card reader model - can't find that one on the website).
RPN is neat, is it gone?
Paul Received on Fri Apr 25 21:30:00 2003
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