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Before the smartphone, before the Palm Pilot, before\u2026I dunno, actually, I\u2019m not that old. But at some point in the nebulous past, you didn\u2019t have an ounce of nerd cred if there wasn\u2019t some kind of advanced graphing calculator in your backpack. (of the Wayback Machine fame), you can now see how these classic machines operated without having to spend a fortune on eBay. <\/p>\n

Spotted by , the Calculator Drawer is a collection of emulated calculators that can be run online from any browser. Emulating graphing calculators is nothing new \u2014 you can find any number of them for your phone. But this is surely the most complete collection as yet assembled in one place. At launch there are 14 classic models to choose from, mostly from the Texas Instruments catalog. Heavy hitters include the TI-83 Plus, the TI89, and the \u201cbig daddy\u201d TI 92. <\/p>\n

A few models from HP (popular with accountants and economics majors) are present as well, along with the \u201cElectronic Number Muncher\u201d from kid\u2019s electronics manufacturer VTech. And if you really want to nerd out, you can peruse 10 different uploaded text manuals as well. <\/p>\n

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