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HP·38E/38C - Slide Rule Museum

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About Continuous Memory (HP-<strong>38C</strong> only)<br />

If you purchased an HP-<strong>38C</strong> instead of an HP-38E, your calculator contains Continuous<br />

Memory-one of the most advanced memory systems available in a financial<br />

calculator. Even when the calculator is turned off, the financial registers and the<br />

storage registers save information such as cash flows, amortization data, or intermediate<br />

answers for later updating or calculations. Continuous Memory also allows<br />

you to save any programs you frequently find useful, whether short, like a checkbook<br />

balancer, or longer, like a bond calculation, for as long as you want.<br />

And , continuous memory helps save battery life! Much of the time a calculator is<br />

switched on is spent holding information, waiting for the next computation. Continuous<br />

Memory eliminates much of this unneeded battery usage by allowing you to switch<br />

off the calculator when you have a prolonged pause or interruption between<br />

calculations.<br />

Note: Unless otherwise indicated, "HP-38E" is used throughout this handbook to<br />

refer to both the HP-38E and the HP-<strong>38C</strong>.

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