HP-32S+
| Industry | Electronics, Computer hardware |
|---|---|
| Founded | January 1, 1939 |
| Headquarters | Palo Alto , United States |
| Products | Calculators, computers, printers, software |
| Website | www |
The HP-32S (internally referred to as "Leonardo") was a scientific calculator utilizing RPN that Hewlett-Packard introduced in 1988. This model was eventually replaced by the HP-32SII.
HP-32SII
Launched in 1991 and manufactured until 2002, the HP 32sII built upon its predecessor by adding a second shift key to streamline function access, enabling fraction input through a double press of the decimal key, and incorporating an enhanced solver that supported algebraic entry alongside RPN. The initial design featured an orange and blue color palette similar to the HP 32s and HP 48SX; however, in 1999, the key colors were updated to dark green and lilac.
Due to its quick and effective method for accessing functions, the HP 32sII gained popularity in competitive settings such as the Texas UIL calculator contests.
See also
External links
- HP's HP-32SII Page
- The HP Museum's HP-32S Page
- HP-32S and HP-32S II images on MyCalcDB (archive of calculators from the 1970s and 1980s)