On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Russell McMahon wrote:

*>> > HP65 - 1984 personal pocket computing technology.
*>>
*>> So a 1984 HP calculator is considered a museum piece!?
*>
*>Anything 20 years old could so qualify if it was classic enough in
*>conception and execution to start with. HP often manage well on both
*>regards.

There is a museum of Russian calculators also on the web. I do not have
the URL. It is interesting to see what they came up with. I only saw a
Russian calculator twice (two different 'scientific' ones) but both times
I was confused by the strange way they chose to put functions on the
keyboard, plus some strange symbols (for me).

Peter

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