Anyone have PDF of these articles ?

[Gene]

1) "Now an 11-oz computer" - Business Week, January 19, 1974 page 55.

2) "Calculator is almost a computer" - Electronics, January 24, 1974 page 75.
  Calculator is almost a computer.pdf (Size: 653.6 KB / Downloads: 136)

3) "Hewlett Packard Pocket Computer makes debut" - Electronic Engineering Times, January 28, 1974 Page 34.

4) "The Big Roundup of small calculators" - I.E.E.E Spectrum, April 1974. Pages 34-42.
  The Big Roundup of small calculators.pdf (Size: 1.43 MB / Downloads: 116)

[SlideRule]

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[Gene]

Thank you!

Still looking for these TWO now:

1) "Now an 11-oz computer" - Business Week, January 19, 1974 page 55.

3) "Hewlett Packard Pocket Computer makes debut" - Electronic Engineering Times, January 28, 1974 Page 34.

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[Andres]

I would like to have them too, if possible. Thank you in advance.

[teenix]

(03-26-2021 07:22 PM)Gene Wrote:  Thank you!

Still looking for these TWO now:

1) "Now an 11-oz computer" - Business Week, January 19, 1974 page 55.

3) "Hewlett Packard Pocket Computer makes debut" - Electronic Engineering Times, January 28, 1974 Page 34.

If they are available, I wouldn't mind taking a look as well.

cheers

Tony

[arborist]

Is there any reason why these two have not been linked in the first post? I would love to read them as well!

[Gene]

Never got a PDF copy of them, that's why. :-(

[EdS2]

(03-26-2021 07:22 PM)Gene Wrote:  Still looking for these TWO now:

1) "Now an 11-oz computer" - Business Week, January 19, 1974 page 55.

Some snippets can be found in Google Books by diligent searching, but that's not a PDF scan...

Quote:NEW PRODUCTS Now , an 11 - oz . computer That's what the new Hewlett - Packard calculator really is , at only $ 795 While 100 companies were locked in a fierce battle for the fast - growing consumer market for calculators during the past 18 months , Hewlett - Packard Co. had the high end of that market all to itself .
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It has enough buttons to make any engineer quiver with excitement , but it can be programmed to do a specific task without use of the function buttons . The user...
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When this is done , the HP - 65 reads the prerecorded instructions from the card into its memory and then is ready to solve complex problems that might otherwise...