Hand-held Calculators and Computerettes
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Hand-held Calculators and Computerettes |
by Bill Degnan - 09/01/2014 20:55 |
 I have uploaded new photos into the following directories, most are small handheld calculators with computing abilities, a few games and odds and ends. These are not new to me things but I had been meaning to upload images for some of these for years. more than half of these are from the E Koblentz collection. Each has been tested and cataloged, batteries removed when present. I almost always have at least one handheld computer on my desk to use for day to day use. AST Newton cannon casio craig diconix hp 18C hp 95LX iXO portable terminal Kyocera Refalo Nixdorf LK-3000 Games and Watches Psion Organizer Sharp Sony Tandy Pocket Computers and Calculators Toshiba handheld computers and calculators with memory Reply |
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The 1978 Toshiba LC-836MN is considered by many authors to be the first hand-held personal assistant / databank, a computer-ish calculator. Click image to view more photos.