Other Resources

Contents:

• HP Calculators and Computers
• HP48
• Other Calculating and Scientific Instruments
• Old Computers
• Dealers
• Links Pages
• Miscellaneous
• Beyond the Web

The Web/FTP

HP Calculators and Computers

• Eric Smith's HP Calculator Page Simulators and Technical literature.
• Craig A. Finseth's HPDATAbase
• Reverse-Engineering the HP-75C
• HP Series 80 Computers, Accessories, Peripherals and Software
• Rick Furr's Hewlett Packard Calculator Page
• HP Calculators (HP Company)
• HPCC Handheld And Portable Computer Club
• PPC DVD Jake Schwartz' page with HHC videos etc.
• HP 9825 - The Little Computer that Could by Steve Leibson
• HP 9845 project by Ansgar Kückes
• HP-35 HP Journal Articles by HP

HP48/38

• HP's FTP site
• The HP48 Goodies Page by Joe Horn
• hpcalc Eric Rechlin's HP-48, 38 and 28 site.
• HP 48 GCC-based C cross-compiler

Other Calculating and Scientific Instruments

• Old Calculators Pages by Rick Bensene
• Museum of Pocket Calculating Devices
• The X-Number World With information on HPs, Wang etc.
• The CURTA Calculator Page
• Planet Sinclair
• Old HP and TI Calculators by Gene Wright
• Make your own circular slide rule
• More Slide Rules
• Otis King's patent calculators by Dick Lyon
• The Analytical Engine by John Walker

Old Computers

• Living Computers Micros to mainframes that you can visit in Seattle, WA.
• Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA.
• Computer Museum Of America Closed for physical visits but still on-line.
• Mind Machine Web Museum Check out the Intel Intellec-8 - my first office computer at Intel.
• Paul Pierce's Computer Collection I worked with Paul when I had the Intellec-8 mentioned above.
• Carl Friend's Minicomputer "Museum" Make sure to click on "museum catalogue".
• The Charles Babbage Institute Center for the History of Information Processing.
• Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present
• University of Virginia Computer Science Museum
• The Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-8 by Doug Jones
• ENIAC-on-a-Chip (Someone had to do it.)
• The Virtual Museum of Computing (From the Wayback machine - partially working.)
• Chronology of Personal Computers Ken Polsson
• History of the Microcomputer Revolution

Dealers & Services

• The Gemmary Antique Scientific Instruments.
• eBay See also warnings.
• Sphere Research's Slide Rule Universe
• D'Antiques It looks like they have retired but I'm leaving the link for old time's sake. A great store back in the day.

Links Pages

• Mathematics Hotlist
• Famous Math Problems
• Math History

Miscellaneous

• Bower Award For Business Leadership to David Packard

Beyond the Web

• Books and Magazines
• Associations

If any of these links are bad, please contact the curator.

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