![]() I could not determine what the battery door looked like, however to quote Allen, it was, as in the above photo "packaged thusly with the blue book behind the calculator in a black package". ![]() Message #3 Posted by Jeff Kearns on, 10:19 p.m., I'll have a look at Staples here tomorrow! Message #2 Posted by svisvanatha on, 10:09 p.m.,Ĭould you get a look at the battery door through the blister pack? If you can get a look at that side of the unit, the battery door should be pretty wide compared to the 3 cell (old) battery door. Is it the fast 12C referenced in the following link? The calculator is simply identified as a 12C - no 12C+. ![]() How can one tell whether this is the 'super-fast' 12C that everyone has been talking about of late? There was no indication on the blister pack of battery type that I could see, but I was able to press some of the keys and the unit did seem to respond much more rapidly than the relatively modern one I bought second hand last year - serial # MY84005759. I assume this is the serial number of the actual calculator but I cannot decipher its meaning in terms of YYWWC# as in days of old. I was in a Bureau en Gros (Quebec version of Staples) today and saw a $120 HP-12C in a modern blister pack with the following serial number on the back of the pack: 4CY02805760. Message #1 Posted by Jeff Kearns on, 10:01 p.m. How to identify the 'new' HP-12C The Museum of HP Calculators
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