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Calculator Articles & Other Information

Last Updated 8/28/2007

This page of the Old Calculator Web Museum serves as an index to articles by the curator or other contributors that document, explain, or otherwise inform with regard to the history and technology of the wonderful machines, companies, and people that this museum is dedicated to preserving. If you have a story that you would like to share regarding your experiences with calculating technology from the 1960's through the mid-1970's, I'd definitely like to hear from you.


Recollections & Reflections
The Friden EC-130: The World's Second Electronic Desktop Calculator [Nicholas Bodley]
Monroe 1880 Programming Memories [John Engels] *NEW*
My Life & Times at Friden/Singer [Dick Ahrens]
Wang 300-Series Calculator Memories [John Lesesne]
My Early Days at Wang Laboratories [Dennis McNurland]

Calculator History
The History of Compucorp [Rick Bensene]
Wang Laboratories: From Custom Systems to Computers [Rick Bensene]
A Timeline of Calculator History [Rick Bensene]

Calculator Technology
Tech Notes: Wang 360SE
Tech Notes: Wang 300-Series Logibloc Inventory
Tech Notes: Compucorp HTL Chipset Microcode Instruction Set
Tech Notes: Schematic of Heathkit IC-2008A Calculator
Tech Notes: Wang Laboratories IC Reference
Tech Notes: Wang 700-Series Calculator Architecture
Tech Notes: Wang 700-Series Logibloc Inventory

Videos
Friden STW-10 In Operation [4.4 MB]
Casio fx-1 In Operation [1.5 MB]
SCM/Marchant Cogito 240SR In Operation [5 MB]

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