Re: HP-41CV "tall keys" version: NEW PHOTOS! Message #10 Posted by Ignacio Sánchez on 7 June 2012, 3:58 a.m., in response to message #1 by Ignacio Sánchez
HI again,
- I understood very well what you ment with "fake". In my opinion at that time, at least in Spain, people was not worried about "tall" or "short" keys...this is something for us collectors, with a perspective of thirty years...but this is only my opinion.
- I have updated the pictures with a couple more, showing that it is definitively a CV (you can see the 319 registers available).
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/e4s4sqwto7la7kt/oWbrOFcMYT
- The calculator really looks like new: no scratches at all, full functionality, clean connectors, all the covers, pouch, memory modules, thermal printer & magnetic cards reader...I don't know where does it exactly come from...I know it was bought in a second-hand market in Madrid (El Rastro) and given to me, as a present, by a good friend of mine. It is supposed that the price was arround 30-40 dollars, no more.
I think we can conclude it is in fact a (rare) CV with Tall keys ;-)...most times, the easiest explaination is the correct one.
Best regards everybody!
Ignacio
Edited: 7 June 2012, 6:14 a.m.
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