HP-95 ! She exists! :-)

[Dieter]

(10-11-2017 01:18 AM)Thomas Okken Wrote:  A printer is great when you need it, but a built-in printer makes a calculator somewhat (19C) or a lot (all the topcats) less portable.

But at least they were portable at all. Unlike TI's PC100 series which required AC power. An HP97 could be used in the field and you still could have printed results.

On the other hand I really liked the PC100 series as it allowed alphanumeric output even with a standard LED calculator like the TI58/59. Which was great at that time since it allowed commented printouts or even text prompts – something that later came with the HP41. And, please forgive me, I think the PC100 produced a much nicer looking output than the contemporary HP printers. Does anyone know if a PC100 printer font exist somewhere ?-)

Dieter