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Atari Calculator - official programmable RPN calculator for Atari 800 - appsoft - 09-11-2024 09:24 PM Full story of the Atari Calculator (1977-1982), the official Atari 800 calculator, programmed by Carol Shaw, now available on Wikipedia:
The first screenshot, published by Atari in 1979: [attachment=13933] This version probably never released to the public, and there was no sales until November 1981. The last screenshot, published by Atari in 1982: [attachment=13934] This version was on sale since November 1981 (priced $29.95). The source of the Collen Calculator (unreleased Atari Calculator successor ROM cartridge version), released by Carol Shaw in 2016:
Note, that in the article on Wikipedia also highlighted ports and alternatives (unofficial Atari software), with links to related topics on this forum:
RE: Atari Calculator - official programmable RPN calculator for Atari 800 - Craig Bladow - 09-11-2024 11:28 PM RPN HP calculator programs for Atari and Commodore can also be found here: https://norbertkehrer.github.io/a800_c64_hp_emu.html Previously mentioned in this thread but the link above is better: https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-14301.html?highlight=commodore RE: Atari Calculator - official programmable RPN calculator for Atari 800 - ctrclckws - 09-12-2024 08:43 PM Neat I wish I had known about this in 1982, when I went to College in Hoboken, NJ in one of the first curriculums that required a computer purchase. The computer chosen was the Atari 800. I think they offered a 400 as well, but I don't think anyone had one of those. RE: Atari Calculator - official programmable RPN calculator for Atari 800 - Chr Yoko - 09-19-2024 10:17 AM (09-12-2024 08:43 PM)ctrclckws Wrote: Neat Correct, the Atari 400 was more affordable that the luxurious Atari 800, but it was with a very poor hard keyboard similar to the one found on the ZX81.... For this reason I prefered to buy a Commodore VIC20 that had a real and good keyboard and was into my teenager pocket money budget back then .... |