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   - title: HP Museum
     url: http://www.hpmuseum.org/hp65.htm
     text: Detailed information about the HP-65
-  comments:
-  - author: featherwinglove (Barrhead, Alberta, Canada)
-    date: Thursday 6th February 2014
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-      Wow. I''ve actually seen one of these things, absolutely hated it and had no idea it was this old. I was a kid in Barrhead (not my current location) in the early 1990s and one of my math teachers had one. I''ll share what I can remember:
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-      \- It used reverse Polish notation (for sure)\
-      \- It needed two AAA batteries (not so sure$ if I''m remembering this correctly, I might have encountered a later model that looked a lot like this one)\
-      \- The display contained ten tiny seven-segment LED chips magnified by big plastic elliptical $s, making it easy to read as long as you were looking fairly close to straight down into it.
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-      I think the surname of the owner (one of my teachers) was either Kinnaird or Cantwell, but I can''t remember which one. They were on in years at the time, and I wouldn''t be surprised if they''ve passed on (or at least retired) since then.
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