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A collection of articles about the history of calculators, mechanical and electronic. Also, a number of on-line calculators, recommended books, and a vintage collectors forum.

http://www.dotpoint.com/xnumber

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Technical information about many calculators, including chip pinouts and self-test sequences, and patent information.

http://www.calcinfo.com/

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Pictures of calculators from the former USSR. Includes advertisements, articles, and a guestbook. English and Russian languages.

http://www.rk86.com/frolov/calcolle.htm

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A library of information about the HP-41 series calculators, with emulators, publications, FAQ, and related links.

http://www.hp41.org

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Webring designed to allow navigation between similar sites dealing with the hobby of collecting, and history of electronic calculators.

http://k.webring.com/hub?ring=calculator

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Serge Devidts' collection of vintage electronic calculators and some other pieces of old technology.

http://www.devidts.com/be-calc/

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Links to useful sites about the Curta. Also documents the full disassembly of one, with pictures.

http://www.teleport.com/~gregsa/curta/

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Preserving the history of electronic calculators with information and photographs of early desktop and pocket calculators.

http://www.classiccmp.org/calcmuseum/calc.htm

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The private collection of the Dutch collector Nico Baaijens of mechanical, electro-mechanical and electronic counting, adding and calculating machines. Many pictures and close-ups.

http://www.calculi.nl/

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A source of information about the technology used in the construction of early electronic calculators. Includes a reverse-engineering project.

http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~hilpert/eec/

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