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HP-67

Colorado School of Mines. Information & Technology Solutions
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Hewlett-Packard Company
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2018
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Calculators
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https://hdl.handle.net/11124/172498
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Described as "a major leap forward in fully-programmable personal calculators, the HP-67 is the most powerful personal calculators HP has ever made." Features include: fully merged keycodes, more memory (224 merged program steps and 26 memories), program merging, subroutine nesting, etc. Adjusted for inflation, its $450 price in 1976 equates to $1,720 2011 dollars.
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