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HP-35
1972
The HP-35, HP's 1972 pocket scientific calculator and the first to fit trig and log functions in the hand.
HP-35 Online Emulator
Play HP-35 using JavaScript directly in your browser.
Controls
Boots the HP-35 to its red LED display showing 0., ready for RPN entry. Type on the on-screen HP-35 keyboard, or use your physical keyboard for the digits, . , + - * /, Enter (ENTER^), Backspace (CLx) and Escape (CLR). The scientific keys - sqrt, LOG, LN, e^x, x^y, 1/x, SIN, COS, TAN, ARC, pi, STO, RCL, x<>y, Rdn - are on the keyboard; this is the calculator that made the slide rule obsolete. Open the debugger to single-step the HP Classic processor, read and write its A/B/C/D/E/F/M field registers, disassemble the ROM, set breakpoints and register-write watchpoints. The HP-35 system ROM (Classic microcode) is copyright Hewlett-Packard; the redistributable dump is self-hosted for emulation.
Configurations
| Configuration | Emulator | Machine | OS | Legal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HP-35 RPN | HP-35 | HP-35 | grey | Open ⛶ |
Chips
Emulators
| Emulator | Type | License | Site |
|---|---|---|---|
| HP-35 | online | GPL-3.0 | Website ↗ |