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HP-12C: The longest production run in the industry?
11-22-2015, 06:34 PM
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RE: HP-12C: The longest production run in the industry?
Nice, thanks!

A few quick comments:

- The 2AF1-0001 is by Agilent. Regarding introduction date, I have read "late 1990s" and "1999", but don't know for sure.

- It's ARM7TDMI (thumb instruction, debugger, multiplier, ICE), not ARM7DTMI.

- Are the Prestige/Platinums really emulator-based? I thought they would run native code.

- The Truly SC123 popped up in 2015, not 2005.

- The SwissMicros were originally called DM-1xCC, but the names were shortened to DM-1x in January 2013.

Greetings,

Matthias

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