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Contains an extensive catalogue of vintage electronic calculators.
The catalogue shows mark and type, year of introduction , classification-tags and a lot more interesting information
This site contains HTML-versions of some original documents related to the early history of calculators. It includes many manuals.
A very interesting site with a lot of information about high-end mechanical calculators. It also contains easy-to-understand drawings regarding common main working principles.
The site of Gerald Saudan is dedicated to Madas calculators. For historical as well as technical information this is a marvellous site.
In addition to information on Rechnerlexicon.de this link brings you to pages containing extra information about the Walther EMKD.
Madrona.ca, the site of Brent Hilpert contains a lot of detailed technical information of many electronic calculators including reverse engineered schematics of the Canon 131s.
A yearly printed overview of relevant office equipment available in that year in Germany. Most calculators are mentioned with there price.
Contains a large data base of mechanical calculators. Available in four languages.
Contains a large data base of electronic calculators
Contains a lot of information about mechanical as well as electronic calculators. If you are interested in company history or working principles, don’t, don’t miss this site. If you want to try a repair, look at the Technical and Reference Section. It’s very very helpful.
Is dedicated to Texas Instruments calculators. Contains extensive catalogue of TI calculators and also detailed historical information regarding TI, including the CalTech project which led to the development of the Canon Pocketronic.
www.oldcalculatormuseum.com/pocketronic.html contains detailed information about the way the Texas Instruments CalTech project led to the development of the Canon Pocketronic.
The website of Jaap Scherphuis contains a huge number of mechanical calculators, many high-quality photos of each calculator and a large collection of related publications like articles, adverts and brochures.
On his website Thomas Kirchhof shows an impressive collection of mechanical and electronic calculators.
An interesting site offering a view of 400 years of calculator development.
A site which shows a large collection of calculators, most of them hand-cranked
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