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HP-35 will take you back more than 30 years if you were already born in that era. It was Hewlett Packard's first pocket calculator, one which would subsequently give birth to the machines that have been the companions of numerous students. To be sure, on our Pocket PCs you don't get a sense of the appeal of this nearly indestructible machine, especially the way the case felt. So this comes down to being a period piece that will delight nostalgia buffs but which really can't be recommended to anyone, all the more so because red LED displays aren't the most readable. [Torgamm] (Translation: MikeAmerlo)
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