Seeking SideKick-/spreadsheet-type functionality for AT&T 3B2

[Jay Maynard]

In article <27S68C4 at xds13.ferranti.com> peter at ficc.ferranti.com (Peter da Silva) writes:
>But do you need a cute HP-16C keyboard drawn on your screen?
>(I like my HP-16C too, but I recognise the keyboard as a compromise. Besides,
> even at HP's prices an HP-16C is a lot cheaper than a 3B2)

...or a PC, or an NCR Tower, or...

What user interface would you use for an N-button calculator? Yes, the HP
interface is somewhat constrained by the number of buttons available, but
there's a certain elegance imposed by the limited number of keys, too. As
long as we're dealing with a calculator metaphor, a calculator-based user
interface is going to be the most intuitive.

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