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Finally got a complete line of working Woodstocks by putting my hands on a cute little HP-29C. Playing with it - hey, was programming primitive then! Nevertheless, Woodstocks are the family of calculators I like best from a design (not design! ) point of view: a geometry which fits my hands very well, a weight feeling right, a very nice keyboard, and quite a solid packaging. In a way, I love it.

Now I should turn to my 19C waiting for overhaul / repair for some years. Geoff, what happened to your book project?

d:-)

(Yes, I know of that terrific charger design - although I don't remember that bothered me and my 25C back in the Seventies at all. Continuous memory was a great step! About the only thing I missed was an L.R. function - with that, it would have suited my demands perfectly; I definitly wouldn't have looked at any Spice and hardly bought an 11C.)

(01-25-2014 08:40 AM)walter b Wrote: [ -> ]Finally got a complete line of working Woodstocks by putting my hands on a cute little HP-29C. Playing with it - hey, was programming primitive then! Nevertheless, Woodstocks are the family of calculators I like best from a design (not design! ) point of view: a geometry which fits my hands very well, a weight feeling right, a very nice keyboard, and quite a solid packaging. In a way, I love it.

Now I should turn to my 19C waiting for overhaul / repair for some years. Geoff, what happened to your book project?

d:-)

(Yes, I know of that terrific charger design - although I don't remember that bothered me and my 25C back in the Seventies at all. Continuous memory was a great step! About the only thing I missed was an L.R. function - with that, it would have suited my demands perfectly; I definitly wouldn't have looked at any Spice and hardly bought an 11C.)

Congratulations Walter.

The last Woodstock I found to have a complete set was a 27, twelve years ago.

And yes, Geoff: where's the book?

(01-25-2014 08:56 AM)Massimo Gnerucci Wrote: [ -> ]Congratulations Walter.

The last Woodstock I found to have a complete set was a 27, twelve years ago.

And yes, Geoff: where's the book?

Grazie a voi, Massimo.

Seems Geoff isn't listening, however.

(01-26-2014 05:19 PM)walter b Wrote: [ -> ]

(01-25-2014 08:56 AM)Massimo Gnerucci Wrote: [ -> ]Congratulations Walter.

The last Woodstock I found to have a complete set was a 27, twelve years ago.

And yes, Geoff: where's the book?

Grazie a voi, Massimo.

Seems Geoff isn't listening, however.

Other interests prevailed, it seems.