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HP calculators - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia HP Calculators are well-known for their use of Reverse Polish notation. HP's customer base would likely buy a product that could replace the slide rules and adding machines that they were now using for computation. The HP museum has a wealth of historical information about the different models, and may be a good starting point for anyone considering buying a second hand calculator. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/HP_calculators   (578 words)

HP-35 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia However, HP co-founder Bill Hewlett began development of a "shirt-pocket sized HP-9100", and it turned out that the marketing studies were wrong. The display was unique in that the multiplexing was designed to illuminate a single LED segment at a time, rather than a single LED digit, because HP research had shown that this method was perceived by the human eye as brighter for equivalent power. The fifteen digit LED display was capable of displaying a 10 digit mantissa plus its sign and a decimal point and a two digit exponent plus its sign. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/HP-35   (831 words)

HP History and Facts: 1970s HP continues to look for new opportunities around the globe, laying the groundwork for an eventual joint venture with China over the course of several trips by HP representatives to that country. HP introduces the first minicomputer to be based on 4K dynamic random access memory chips (DRAM) instead of magnetic cores. HP becomes the first U.S. electronics firm to be invited to China for trade discussions. www.hp.com /hpinfo/abouthp/histnfacts/timeline/hist_70s.html   (677 words)

HP-35 Picture of a prototype HP-35 (~169K) This version had a red dot to the right of the power switch that showed when it is turned on. The 35 is well-known for having an x^y key instead of y^x. It was later decided to change the keys to HP blue to tie in with HP's new logo. www.hpmuseum.org /hp35.htm   (1605 words)

HP AIT 35GB, IDE Tape Drive with Retrospect Backup Software Bundle - North America/U.S. QuickSpecs HP Care Pack is available for sale anytime during the warranty period for most products, but the commencement date will be the same as the Warranty Start Date (delivery date to end user customer). HP is committed to providing cost effective, high performance backup solutions for the enterprise and the small to medium business. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. h18000.www1.hp.com /products/quickspecs/11013_na/11013_na.HTML   (1204 words)

HP Virtual Museum: Hewlett-Packard-35 handheld scientific calculator, 1972 The HP 35 was HP's first product that contained both integrated circuits and LEDs (light-emitting diodes). In one of the most amazing displacements in the history of technology, the HP-35 Scientific Calculator electronic calculator, and others like it, quickly replaced the faithful slide rule that had been used by generations of engineers and scientists for rapid calculation and simple computation. Bill Hewlett, who, in 1968, had challenged HP engineers to make a desktop-size computer (the 9100A), challenged them again in 1971 to take that desktop computer and make it small enough to fit into his shirt pocket. www.hp.com /hpinfo/abouthp/histnfacts/museum/personalsystems/0023   (393 words)

The Museum of HP Calculators The Museum of HP Calculators and the museum curator are not affiliated with the Hewlett-Packard Company. The Museum of HP Calculators displays and describes Hewlett-Packard calculators introduced from 1968 to 1986 plus a few interesting later models. There are also sections on calculating machines and slide rules as well as sections for buying and selling HP calculators, an HP timeline, collecting information and a software library. www.hpmuseum.org   (129 words)

HP Personal Calculator Digest -- Microcode While it is true that the fundamental algorithms for commuting the complex mathematical functions found in HP personal calculators have remained essentially the same since the HP-35, the individual code is substantially different. The beauty of HP's calculator microcode is that 10-bit instructions are used and each usually performs a complete operation by itself. The code is written originally on paper just as you would write a program on an HP programming pad. www.vcalc.net /hp-code.htm   (1545 words)

Minck's HP 35 story He told me he was suddenly struck with the realization that, inside his coat pocket, in the HP 35, was more computing power than this entire roomful of racks holding 10,000 vacuum tubes, that burned out at the rate of about 5 per hour. The training course cost was set at $500, and included an HP 35 as a class "training tool," which the student kept. The 1000 per month forecast for the HP 35 was wildly wrong, on the low side. users.easystreet.com /writer/Minck's_HP_35_story.html   (2235 words)

HP CALCULATOR HISTORY - Models The early HP handheld calculators were all known simply by a model number; HP-35, HP-80, HP-45, HP-65, HP-90, HP-25 and so on. The first HP calculator with a letter as well as a number was the HP-25C - this was a version of the HP-25 with "Continuous Memory", in other words the contents of memory were not lost when the calculator was turned off. After the HP-94 series, HP went back to just a "C", with the HP-18C and the HP-28C, but these were replaced by the HP-19B and the HP-28S, where the "B" and "S" stood for Business and Scientific. www.xnumber.com /xnumber/WMJ_models.htm   (1096 words)

HP 0.35, a cephalosporin degradation product is a specific inhibitor of lentiviral RNAses H. HP 0.35, a cephalosporin degradation product is a specific inhibitor of lentiviral RNAses H. Important note: Information in this article was accurate in 1991. HP 0.35, a cephalosporin degradation product is a specific inhibitor of lentiviral RNAses H. Nucleic Acids Res. The inhibitory concentration of 50% (IC50) was more than 10 times lower compared to those of all cellular RNases H. We therefore tested the effect of HP 0.35 on in vitro lentivirus infection as exemplified by FIV-infection of CD(4+)-cat lymphocytes in cell culture. www.aegis.com /aidsline/1991/nov/M91B0036.html   (469 words)

Mark-->'s HP Zone HP-35: The first HP pocket calculator and the world's first scientific calculator, this particular model is the fourth of four designs. This is the first HP calculator with a shift key (yellow) to allow keys to perform multiple functions. HP-33S: A scientific calculator released in 02004 as part of the new line of HP calculators, this one is distinctive in styling but suffers from a design flaw or two. www.albion.edu /mathcs/MBollman/HPZone.html   (538 words)

HP celebrates 35 years of invention Dick Lampman, vice president of research at HP and director of HP Labs, said that, although computers have increasingly become a part of everyday life over the last 35 years, "we at HP Labs believe we're only at the beginning of the age of computing". Hewlett Packard (HP) marked the 35th anniversary of HP Labs by highlighting inventions from the pocket scientific calculator to the world's first molecular logic gate, a fundamental step in the making of chemically assembled electronic nano-computers. HP researchers are also working with universities and partners to develop "location awareness" for such devices. www.vnunet.com /articles/print/2116782   (353 words)

The HP-35 Calculator At first, HP thought they would only make a few HP-35s for their own engineers, as no-one else would be interested. The HP-35 is of special interest to collectors because it was the first HP handheld, and the world's first handheld calculator with transcendental functions, so I give more details of it than of other models. The HP-35 was so called because it had 35 keys - perhaps it was originally called the HP 35-key handheld calculator. www.vintagecalculators.com /html/the_hp-35_calculator.html   (2007 words)

The Hewlett Packard Calculator Page The HP 12c Platinum is a powerful tool capable of handling the most complex and detailed financial calculations. HP actually used a flex circuit board and held the ICs against the circuit by clamping a plastic form onto a foam backed steel plate without solder. HP addressed this design flaw in later models by changing to a conventional printed circuit board (PCB) with ICs soldered to it and removed the steel plate. www.vcalc.net /hp.htm   (2099 words)

HPC history fast facts 1966: HP Laboratories is established as the company's central research facility and begins a long history as one of the world's leading commercial research centers. At HP Labs' inception, primary areas of research include solid state physics, physical electronics, electronics, and medical and chemical electronics instruments. Rugged and reliable, the HP 2116A is the first go-anywhere, do-anything computer. h71028.www7.hp.com /enterprise/cache/47999-0-0-225-121.aspx   (1302 words)

The Hindu : Business / Briefly : HP records 35 p.c. growth HP has recorded a year-on-year 35 per cent growth in revenue and unit terms. CII team to visit U.K. HP records 35 p.c. NEW DELHI: Hewlett Packard has emerged as the leading player in the Indian server market capturing 29 per cent share in units and 35 per cent in revenue terms, according to International Data Corporation (IDC) reports. www.hindu.com /2005/06/17/stories/2005061706661901.htm   (136 words)

HP StorageWorks AIT 35 GB autoloader: autoloaders - questions & answers Does the AIT 35 GB Autoloader support other HP AIT data cartridges? The AIT 35 GB Autoloader contains a single AIT 35 GB tape drive that is capable of transferring data at a maximum of 4 MB per second (native). Provides an affordable tape automation solution for rotational backup of up to 35 GB and a total of 280 GB native storage capacity in a 1U form factor. h18000.www1.hp.com /products/storageworks/ait35autoload/qa.html   (614 words)

Geek.com Geek News - HP wins $35 million contract from IRS HP's number one competitor, Dell, struck a deal with Sears Roebuck on Tuesday valued at $15 to $20 million dollars. The awarding of the IRS contract to HP was one success that the #1 computer maker can hang its hat on. It demonstrates confidence in the "new" HP, which it will need to attract customers who are still concerned about what form the new merged company will take. www.geek.com /news/geeknews/2002Aug/gee20020808015785.htm   (587 words)

Amazon.com: HP LaserJet 1012 Printer: Electronics HP tech support confirms this, and indicates that a cheap printer 'without a fan' overheats, and compensates by stopping the continuous printing...it could not be expected to do any better. Part of what HP did to lower the cost is to make it far more heavily dependent on the OS than most printers. The HP 1012 comes with everything you need to get started except the printer cable itself; it is backed by a one-year warranty. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000C1XHY?v=glance   (1472 words)

eBay - 35 hp. johnson, Parts Accessories, Electronic, Battery, Wind-Up items on eBay.com Prop for 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 HP Johnson Evinrude Outboard 1958 59 Johnson 35 HP Outboard Transom mount. 1959 35 hp johnson short shaftl exl cond search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=35+hp.+johnson&newu=1&...   (614 words)

Gunston Wins $35,000 HP “TechnologyTechnology for Teaching” Grant Gunston is one of three K-12 schools in Virginia and 174 nationwide to receive HP grants totaling $6.2 million in cash and equipment. HP has committed $25 million to the three-year global program. For more information on the HP Technology for Teaching grant program go to www.hp.com/go/hpteach. www.arlington.k12.va.us /SCR/news/0405/20050502_gunston_hp_grant.shtml   (408 words)

Stichting POCKET - The Dutch HP Calculator Museum and the HP-35 The Dutch HP Calculator Museum was set up by Joop van der Burgt (he was also the curator) –with help and assistance from HP- in the eighties and early nineties and consists of a large number of HP calculators. In late 1996, early 1997 the Dutch HP calculator club Prompt HP-GC came in the possession of the greater part of this collection. What’s so special about this museum is that almost every HP calculator can be found in virtually every variety known. utopia.knoware.nl /users/mstaps/HPMuseum.htm   (217 words)

HP 35 / 70 GB AIT-1 Tape Media ( Q1997A ) - Storage HP 35 / 70 GB AIT-1 Tape Media (Q1997A) - Storage HP 35 / 70 GB AIT-1 Tape Media HP tape cartridges are continuously tested and monitored to deliver the highest quality and reliability to the market. www.superwarehouse.com /p.cfm?p=142269&CMP=KAC-PositionTechFeed   (61 words)

Welcome to HP-Collection Versions: The first version has a red dot right to the power switch, the second was labeled "HEWLETT PACKARD", the third "HEWLETT PACKARD 35", the last version has all labels on the keys. www.hp-collection.org /calculators/35a.html   (33 words)

Agilent/HP 0.35 Micron GMOS10QA Process (Inactive) HP calls for a 5 micrometer enclosure (per side) of passivation by metal4. On GMOS10, HP requires that all features on the insulator layers (CONTACT, VIA, VIA2, VIA3) be of the single standard size. The bonding pads on designs submitted to GMOS10QA runs must not have metal3, metal2, metal1, contact, via, via2, or via3 under the glass cut, i.e. www.mosis.org /Technical/Processes/proc-hp-gmos10qa.html   (203 words)

Advertisements for Hewlett-Packard Calculators The HP 25C was a handheld scientific LED display calculator with "continuous memory" introduced in 1976. The HP 9820 was HP's third calculator and their first to use algebraic entry. The HP 9810 is a three-line LED calculator. www.decodesystems.com /hp-calculator-ads.html   (289 words)

INGREDIENTS - AD-HP-35 Rev. 980808 By themselves, the AD - HP - 35 - RR product is a tasty and nutritious snack material, and can be marketed either salted or unsalted as "Light" or "Reduced Fat" almonds, alone or as part of a nut mix. For a stronger almond flavor, specify product code AD - HP - 35 - RR, which is a similar product with a stronger color effect and a considerably stronger flavor. Partially defatted Almond Splits can also be used for visual enhancement, and as protein sources by the pastry, cookie, convenience food, and health food industries in applications where the perceived value of almonds is desired without the addition of the large amounts of fat normally associated with them. www.ezwayweb.net /biosep/public/adhp35.htm   (458 words)

HP introduces $35 enterprise charge for North American customers HP Agents should ensure the Customer is aware of the spare parts depot phone number, web address and the spare part number provided is replacement number for a defective part, compared to an option part number bought as new. This is a policy of the HP that has been implemented at all support centers. The way HP is explaining this inside is what you'll hear if you're a US Compaq customer in the USA or Canada. www.theinquirer.net /?article=15924   (2449 words)

HP awarded $35 million contract with IRS - Computerworld The Internal Revenue Service has signed a contract with a Hewlett-Packard Co. reseller to purchase more than $35 million worth of new HP desktop and notebook PCs for its employees. In a statement, HP said it would supply the IRS with more than 12,300 Compaq Evo desktop PCs and monitors and more than 11,000 Compaq Evo N800 notebooks through an IRS contract with HP reseller PlanetGov Inc. in Chantilly, Va. Pat Gallagher, director of business development at HP, said that Dell Computer Corp., one of its competitors, had previously supplied equipment to the IRS, but the agency realized HP could provide the agency with higher-quality products at a lower cost. www.computerworld.com /printthis/2002/0,4814,73293,00.html   (254 words)

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