Who has a sinclair scientific programmable?

[Johnh]

This Sinclair was an interesting curiosity. It was a tempting teaser of a scientific programmable, but it was never quite the right thing at the right time and didn't quite have enough capability to be actually very useful.

In '75/'76, if you wanted a calc for science, maths or engineering at a low price, there was a good selection of very capable non-programmables that would be much more useful tools for the money (many of which would still be perfectly useful today).

Or if you wanted programming, for a price still within reach of many, an HP25 was a vastly more capable and reliable device and became a real classic.