| Serial Number | None |
| Accessories | Pouch |
| Manual: Personal Computer fx-730P Bedienungsanleitung (German) | |
| Condition | Absolutely excellent! |
| Acquired | 29.9.2002 |
| Accessory | RP-8 Memory Pack, (8KByte RAM), Made in
Japan |
| Apparently usable in these
Casio calculators: FX-730P, FX-785P, FX-790P, FX-791P, FX-840P, FX-841P, FX-850P, FX-860P, FX-860Pvc, FX-870P, FX-880P, FX-890P, VX-1, VX-2, VX-3, VX-4, Z-1, Z-1GR, PB-220, PB-240 (see Pocket Computer Museum) |
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| Condition |
Installed 15.5.2003 and works fine. |
| Acquired | 9.5.2003 |
| Accessory | RP-8 Memory Pack, (8KByte RAM), Made in
Japan |
| Condition |
Including original cardboard and plastic
box. Cosmetically excellent. Function not verified. The small plastic bag below the RAM pack contains the necessary screws. |
| Acquired | 8.2.2005, courtesy of Holger Stadermann |
| Accessory | RP-16 Memory Pack, (16KByte RAM), Made in
Japan |
| Condition |
Including original cardboard and plastic
box. Cosmetically excellent. Function not verified. Interesting the
price tag of "DM 79.90" corresponding to approx. 40 Euro. Note that today (2005, about 20 years after the introduction of the fx-730P) you can purchase a 1 GByte flash memory stick at the same price. This is a 2^16-fold increase in 240 months or a doubling of the RAM capacity every 15 months - which comes close to Moore's Law which predicts a doubling of computer capacity every 18 months. Moore first uttered his observation in 1964. |
| Acquired | 8.2.2005, courtesy of Holger Stadermann |