1999 was similar but the US stock market has been much more resilient (at least so far.) While the most absurdly priced issues dropped in 2000, the price of the market overall as of mid-2001 is still very high based on historical fundamentals. The US stock crash of 1929 is attributed to people paying "the going price" for the stocks of good companies without regard to fundamental value. The (aliased) dealers claimed that the eBay prices are the only "real" prices because that's what people will pay. Generally, calculators at the high end of the price ranges were sold via "best offer" advertisements on the net or in online auctions such as eBay.Ģ001 Update: Prices on eBay continue to escalate while Cheap HPs can still be found (but it is getting more difficult.) Two recent debates over eBay pricing on the HP forum have involved large eBay dealers posting under aliases. Cheap HPs can be found if you're willing to spend the time. These price ranges do not include the bargains you can find in flea markets, government and business liquidation sales or by trolling regional for sale groups. I don't try to track prices of slide rules and other brands of calculators.
Please note that if a price isn't listed here, then I don't know it.
All prices are for calculators described as being in at least "very good" condition and working. These prices are for public sales between collectors typically advertised on the Internet. Take these prices with a grain of salt however as some of them are based on a single sample and all of them are based on less than ten. Even an "easy" model requires some effort.īy popular demand, price ranges recently observed have been added. (This is mostly a matter of how hard they are to find, but more difficult models tend to cost more especially if purchased from a collector or dealer.) The difficulty ratings are for working models in extra fine to new condition. The following guide groups calculators into broad categories based on the difficulty of obtaining. MsgBox strComputer & ": " & objSMBIOS.This page provides information primarily of interest to HP calculator collectors.ĭifficulty Of Obtaining Various Models (And Prices) Set colSMBIOS = objWMIService.ExecQuery ("Select * from Win32_SystemEnclosure") Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" & "!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") StrComputer = InputBox("Enter the name of the computer:") Tip: You can use the command " wmic csproduct get name" to retrieve the local computer model. Please use one the method bellow to retrieve the computer serial number:
#CINEMATIZE SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER#
The following article will help you to find the computer serial number Tips
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