Are there any intel-powered HP calculators?

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Hi,

Are there any intel (cpu)-powered HP calculators?

Thanks.

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"Jim" <> writes:

> The only Intel CPU to be in an calculator is probably the 4004.
Thanks for pointing that the 4004 is the only one which could have
been used for calculators. I thought there were others.

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"Jim" <> writes:

>> Thanks for pointing that the 4004 is the only one which could have
>> been used for calculators. I thought there were others.
> Looking through Wikipedia revealed the 8008 was also used.
Where did you see this on Wiki?
> Intels embedded
> processors (80186,i960,StrongARM) don't look like calculator material and I
> doubt we'll be seeing an Atom in a calculator even if Intel wants x86
> everywhere.
Sure. I was not thinking about such things, evidently.

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"Merciadri Luca" <> wrote in message
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> "Jim" <> writes:
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>> The only Intel CPU to be in an calculator is probably the 4004.
> Thanks for pointing that the 4004 is the only one which could have
> been used for calculators. I thought there were others.

While the actual chip itself might be limited to a 4004, the Intel instruction
set certainly isn't. The Casio AlgebraFX 2.0 Plus and other Casios use an
Intel 80186 16-bit instruction set (compatible with the Intel 80286 except for
protected mode.)

Tom Lake