No. 0111Electronics
c. 1986
HP-41CX calculator
Hewlett-Packard
Running about 40 years
Bought for engineering school, mostly adds these days
An engineer bought this HP-41CX at the start of engineering school, and 35 years later it gets used every day. Mostly for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. For about 30 years it wore a custom keyboard overlay. Then the battery died and the user key assignments went with it. Most of those functions weren't needed anymore, so the overlay came off instead of being reprogrammed.
Its owner once saw a 41 in brain surgery, running a custom program that turned MRI coordinates into settings for a surgical tool.
Retold from a post on r/BuyItForLife. Read the original



