Hi all.
Does HP have plans to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 35?
Yeah, yeah. They did a thing with the 35s.
Not to be negative but so far, it looks like corporate HP has decided to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the development of the HP-35 by spinning off what is left of their calculator division to Royal Consumer Information Products (aka Moravia Consulting).
https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-17...#pid153940
hopefully they will do something better to celebrate this anniversary.
(06-06-2022 05:47 AM)Steve Simpkin Wrote: [ -> ]hopefully they will do something better to celebrate this anniversary.
They canceled the HP35s - and with it the last scientific RPN calculator. Worthy anniversary?
(06-06-2022 06:23 AM)Peet Wrote: [ -> ] (06-06-2022 05:47 AM)Steve Simpkin Wrote: [ -> ]hopefully they will do something better to celebrate this anniversary.
They canceled the HP35s - and with it the last scientific RPN calculator. Worthy anniversary?
...the last scientific RPN calculator
from HP.
(06-06-2022 09:35 AM)toml_12953 Wrote: [ -> ] (06-06-2022 06:23 AM)Peet Wrote: [ -> ]They canceled the HP35s - and with it the last scientific RPN calculator. Worthy anniversary?
...the last scientific RPN calculator from HP.
Good thing I’ve got two of them and two 33s ones.
The HP-35s wasn't necessarily a brilliant achievement by HP - some bugs, no external storage and the makers didn't even understand the keyboard (e.g. ridiculous shift-arrows).
I had vague hopes for 2020 that HP would have released an improved HP-35s as 41s. Unfortunately, it was never improved and the 41-year anniversary of the HP-41 was ignored by HP, funnily enough, SM brought out the DM41X in its anniversary year.
(06-08-2022 10:50 PM)Peet Wrote: [ -> ][snip]
I had vague hopes for 2020 that HP would have released an improved HP-35s as 41s.
After only a quick glance, OK, I'll take one please...
