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A dark gray rectangle with rounded corners, full of keys in dark grey and white, with orange labels for their meaning when the orange shift is pressed. The characteristic ENTER key is there, as on all of HP's RPN calculators. The display is one line of separate LCD characters, but each character is made of pixels, they're not line segment characters.

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A dark gray rectangle with rounded corners, full of keys in dark grey and white, with orange labels for their meaning when the orange shift is pressed. The characteristic ENTER key is there, as on all of HP's RPN calculators. The display is one line of separate LCD characters, but each character is made of pixels, they're not line segment characters.
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clacke (clacke@libranet.de)'s status on Sunday, 07-Apr-2024 22:30:40 JST clacke
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@sun My highschool calculator was the HP 32S. Several years later I took it out of the drawer in my old room in my parents' home and it still ran. On the original batteries!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP-32S

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