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The '''HP 12C''' is the industry standard | The '''HP 12C''' is the industry standard RPN financial calculator produced by HP. It has been in near continuous production with various hardware revisions since it’s original introduction in 1981. | ||
== HP 12C (NUT based) == | == HP 12C (NUT based) == | ||
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Ιn 2008, HP revamped the 12C with the release of a new model based upon the ARM architecture. In the community, this model is generally known as the '''HP 12C+''', due to its hardware improvements over the previous NUT based models. Internally this model uses a AT91SAM7L128, the same chip used on the [[HP 20b]] and [[HP 30b]]. | Ιn 2008, HP revamped the 12C with the release of a new model based upon the ARM architecture. In the community, this model is generally known as the '''HP 12C+''', due to its hardware improvements over the previous NUT based models. Internally this model uses a AT91SAM7L128, the same chip used on the [[HP 20b]] and [[HP 30b]]. | ||
[[File:HP 12C (2008) internal.jpg|none|thumb|Internal view of the 2008 model ]] | [[File:HP 12C (2008) internal.jpg|none|thumb|Internal view of the 2008 model ]] | ||
{{Infobox calculator|name=HP 12C (2008)|other_names=HP 12C+|predecessor=HP 12C (NUT)|image=Image:HP 12C two cell front.jpg|processor=AT91SAM7L128}} | {{Infobox calculator|name=HP 12C (2008)|other_names=HP 12C+|predecessor=HP 12C (NUT)|image=Image:HP 12C two cell front.jpg|processor=AT91SAM7L128|dimensions=80(l) x 128(w) x 15(h)mm}} | ||
=== 30th anniversary edition === | === 30th anniversary edition === | ||
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=== 25th anniversary edition === | === 25th anniversary edition === | ||
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Revision as of 22:39, 24 March 2022
The HP 12C is the industry standard RPN financial calculator produced by HP. It has been in near continuous production with various hardware revisions since it’s original introduction in 1981.
HP 12C (NUT based)
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| Introduced | 1981 |
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| Successor | HP 12C (2008), HP 12C Platinum |
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| Programming language(s) | Keystroke |
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| Power supply | 3x LR44 (AG13) |
HP 12C (ARM Based)
2008 model (HP 12C+)
Ιn 2008, HP revamped the 12C with the release of a new model based upon the ARM architecture. In the community, this model is generally known as the HP 12C+, due to its hardware improvements over the previous NUT based models. Internally this model uses a AT91SAM7L128, the same chip used on the HP 20b and HP 30b.
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| Other names | HP 12C+ |
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| Predecessor | HP 12C (NUT) |
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| Processor | AT91SAM7L128 |
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| Dimensions | 80(l) x 128(w) x 15(h)mm |
30th anniversary edition
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2015 model
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HP 12 Platinum
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| Processor | 6502 based microcontroller |
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