Pictured above is the HP 12C Financial Programmable Calculator, available from the Hewlett-Packard website for $69.99. What makes this calculator totally unique among all consumer electronic products ...

In 1981, Hewlett-Packard introduced the HP-12C financial calculator, and it became the standard financial calculator used by financial anlaysts, mortgage bankers, stock analysts, bond traders, ...

HP is updating its HP 12c financial calculator, which has remained virtually unchanged since 1981: The pocket-sized HP 12C has been an indispensible tool to a generation of financial analysts, ...

Hewlett-Packard may be spinning off its PC business, but the company is still making calculators for accountants and other folks. On Tuesday evening, the company marked the 30th anniversary of one of ...

Nerds of the world jump of happiness, for HP has brought the legendary HP 15C Scientific Calculator and the HP 12C Financial Calculator for the iPhone and iPod touch, complete with custom skins and ...

They long ago outlived every phone, calculator and computer of their generation. These days, you’ll still see them prominently displayed on the desks of many certified financial planners. But if you ...

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein sparked some tech nostalgia with a photo of a calculator made by HP Inc HPQ four decades ago. What Happened: “The battery just ran out on my HP12C. Never gave ...

Before there were Palms, Pocket PCs, Psions or even Sharp Wizards, there were calculators. Not big mechanical adding machines, but portable models made by Hewlett-Packard that everyone from grade ...

$45 - Used HP-12c Financial calculator in retail box with case and sealed manual. Good condition.<BR><BR>$25 - Microsoft Money 2006 Deluxe<BR><BR>$60 - Microsoft MapPoint 2004 (North America ...

My colleague Rob Griffiths has a special place in his heart for financial calculators—or at least one financial calculator in particular. (Witness him waxing rhapsodic about his trusty HP 12C ...

Perold, Andre F. "Black-Scholes Option Pricing Program for the HP 12C Calculator." Harvard Business School Background Note 285-057, November 1984.