Cheap RPN

[d b]

For anyone who wants a less-than $16 new non-hp RPN:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Compucessory-C...00&veh=cse

I have nothing to do with this business. This is posted just in case someone is interested in an alternate version of the 12c. It is cheaper than mine was when they were fresh out, and i hear that it is the Official Calculator of Futurama's Gunther.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqjv0mHpapk

[Tugdual]

Nice little thing (except that the ENTER key is way too small ), for this price I'd give it a go... but I haven't seen it around here in Europe. BTW I have to confess that it is the first time I hear about a non Hp RPN machine. Are there others?

[Katie Wasserman]

(10-16-2014 09:15 PM)Den Belillo (Martinez Ca.) Wrote:  For anyone who wants a less-than $16 new non-hp RPN:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Compucessory-C...00&veh=cse

I can't believe that this is still around. Here's my review of it from about 4 years ago.

[d b]

Tugdual;
There are more non-hp RPN models than HPs. Heathkit, APF, Priveleg, National Semiconductor, Novus, Corvus, Omron, Garrett, Electronika, Sinclair, Prinztronic, Commodore ect and re-badged versions of those and others by GE, Hiradastechnika, Qualitron, Universal, Norman, RCA, Dismac, along with completely original bodies using Nat Semi ROMs.

HP was equal to the best and certainly the most stubborn.

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And I have to admit it Katie; I bought mine back then because of your not-glowing description.

My name is Den.....
hello Den.
I am an RPN addict.

[ColinJDenman]

(10-16-2014 09:34 PM)Tugdual Wrote:  BTW I have to confess that it is the first time I hear about a non Hp RPN machine. Are there others?

If you refer to historic none-HP, then National Semiconductor made a passable 4-stack RPN 100 step programmanble back in the 70s. Still have it somewhere, it got me through college.

[SlideRule]

(10-16-2014 09:15 PM)Den Belillo (Martinez Ca.) Wrote:  For anyone who wants a less-than $16 new non-hp RPN:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Compucessory-C...00&veh=cse

ALL

TigerDirect is selling them for $5.99.

SlideRule

[JimP]

(10-16-2014 09:15 PM)Den Belillo (Martinez Ca.) Wrote:  For anyone who wants a less-than $16 new non-hp RPN:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Compucessory-C...00&veh=cse

I have nothing to do with this business. This is posted just in case someone is interested in an alternate version of the 12c. It is cheaper than mine was when they were fresh out, and i hear that it is the Official Calculator of Futurama's Gunther.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqjv0mHpapk

A couple of years ago I picked up a Victor V12 (HP12c Pt clone) for $4.99 at Amazon. It's OK. Not an HP, but it works, and the price wasn't bad.