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Programmable RPN Scientific Calculator From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The HP-32S (codenamed "Leonardo") was a programmable RPN scientific calculator introduced by Hewlett-Packard in 1988.[1] It was succeeded by the HP-32SII scientific calculator.[2]
Type | Programmable Scientific |
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Manufacturer | Hewlett-Packard |
Introduced | 1988 |
Successor | HP 32sii |
Calculator | |
Entry mode | RPN |
Precision | 12 digits |
Display type | Monochrome |
Display size | 60x84 |
CPU | |
Processor | Saturn |
Frequency | 640khz |
Programming | |
Programming language(s) | RPL |
User memory | 390 bytes |
Other | |
Power supply | 3x LR44 |
Weight | 5oz |
Dimensions | 5.83"x3.15" |
Type | Programmable Scientific |
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Manufacturer | Hewlett-Packard |
Introduced | 1991 |
Discontinued | 1995 |
Calculator | |
Entry mode | RPN |
Precision | 12 digits |
Display type | Monochrome |
Display size | 60x84 pixels |
CPU | |
Processor | Saturn |
Frequency | 640khz |
Programming | |
Programming language(s) | RPL |
User memory | 384 bytes |
Other | |
Power supply | 3x LR44 |
Weight | 6oz |
Dimensions | 148×85×15.5 mm[2] |
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