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HP-12C: The longest production run in the industry?
06-21-2018, 05:57 AM
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RE: HP-12C: The longest production run in the industry?
Hello,

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

The guys that worked on it were doing so at the begining of my time at HP, so the project ranged from 1998 to around 1999. Then they moved to the 10BII...

>7 12C Platinum ... Sunplus SPLB20D2 (6502) ... Emulation?
Nope, the sunplus are a "brand new implementation" copying the original 12C UI. It is all C based. I do not remember if they use the math code that was developped for the 10BII or not.

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