Links and Contact Information

Out on the web you will find a thriving community of HP calculator enthusiasts. Many of them are like me and have been using these powerful tools for more than 20 years. If you are interested in the HP-16C, or calculators in general, I invite you to spend some time browsing the following fine sites.

Site	Description
Museum of HP Calculators	The Museum of HP Calculators displays and describes Hewlett-Packard calculators introduced from 1968 to 1986 plus a few interesting later models.
HP-16C exhibit	David Hicks, the Museum's curator, has put together a fine exhibit of the HP-16C.
Java simulator	Here you'll find an on-line 16C simulator written by Alexander Supalov. Be patient-- it can take quite a while to load.
rskey.org	Viktor Toth has an eclectic collection of programmable calculators.
HPDATABase	Craig Finseth has collected an extraordinary body of minutia about HP calculator products.
hp41.org	Warren Furlow maintains a site dedicated to the HP-41.
hpcalc.org	A site dedicated to HP's programmable graphics calculators. It is maintained by Eric Rechlin.
HP Virtual Museum	Hewlett-Packard also have an on-line museum that features what they consider to be their most significant "personal" products. Curiously, there is no exhibit for the 16C.
	Chris Woodhouse is running an on-line campaign to encourage HP to re-release the HP-15C. His site also has some information about a sibling of the 16C.

NOTE: if you find a link that appears to be broken, please drop me a line and let me know. Dead-end links are a scourge of the web.

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