| HP codename, series |
Bonnie, Woodstock |
| Type, Precision, Input Mode |
Scientific, 10 BCD digits, exponent ±99, Reverse
Polish Notation |
| Programmable |
98 program steps, fully merged instructions, editing, numeric
labels, subroutines, indirect GTO/GSB, DSZ & ISZ, jumping backward
by a given number of program lines. |
| Performance
Index |
1.6 |
| Memory |
Permanent memory, 98 program steps and 30 storage registers.
Storage registers 16-29 and the stack registers Y, Z & T are not in
permanent memory! |
| Display |
11 digit 7 segment red LED plus sign |
| Special features |
Small, handy and powerful! |
| Original Pricing, Production |
1.7.1977 ($195) - 7.12.1979 ($175) |
| Batteries |
Battery pack with 2x AA sized cells or power supply |
| Dimensions |
Length 12.7cm, Width 6.5cm, Height 2.9cm |
| Links |
HP-19C/HP-29C
Owner's Handbook and Programming Guide, July 1977
HP-19C/HP-29C
Solutions Finance (PDF, English, 40 pages, 1977)
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Quick Reference
(PDF) |
| Comment |
HP's last Woodstock model. A very cute little unit! Like all
the Woodstocks
very small and handy. Compared to the HP-25C it is much more powerful
and
overcomes all of the former's programming limitations: Twice as much
program
memory, subroutine calls, numeric labels, instruction insertion and
deletion
and more. Most importantly it fixes the HP-25C's number termination bug
-
or was that a feature?
The only thing that didn't change compared to the HP-25C is execution
speed.
When compared with Classic models it falls in the category of the HP-67
but
lacks the card reader. Compared to Voyager models it's feature
set comes close to the HP-11C.
Feature wise the unit is identical to the HP-19C.
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