
                                                                         
                Calculators simulator "Calculators 3000"                 
                                                                         


This programme is written by Eugene Troitski. Moscow, Russia, 2003.

Official web-site
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  http://www.emulator3000.com/
  
E-mail addresses
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  eugene_programmer@nm.ru
  eugeneprogrammer@mail.ru

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Recommended hardware
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  Processor: Pentium 166 Mhz and higher;
  Memory   : 16 Mb and more;
  Video    : Any 16/24/32-bit video mode, any 3D-card.
  OS       : Windows 95, Windows 95 OSR2, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, 
             Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP.

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Calculators simulated
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  Arithmetics calculators
     1. Elektronika B3-25A
     2. Elektronika MK-33
     3. Elektronika S3-33
     4. Elektronika MK-57A
     5. Elektronika MK-60
     6. Elektronika MK-60M

  Scientifics calculators
     7. Elektronika B3-18
     8. Elektronika B3-18A
     9. Elektronika B3-18M
    10. Elektronika MK-18M
    11. Elektronika MK-19M
    12. Elektronika B3-37
    13. Elektronika MK-37
    14. Elektronika MK-37A

  Programmables calculators
    15. Elektronika B3-21
    16. Elektronika MK-64
    17. Elektronika B3-34
    18. Elektronika MK-56
    19. Elektronika MK-54
    20. Elektronika MK-61
    21. Elektronika MK-52

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Percentage of simulation quality
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  Arithmetics calculators
     1. B3-25A - 91%
     2. MK-33  - 60%
     3. S3-33  - 60%
     4. MK-57A - 60%
     5. MK-60  - 10%
     6. MK-60M - 10%

  Scientifics calculators
     7. B3-18  - 91% (Sines and cosines are too precise)
     8. B3-18A - 92% (Sines and cosines are too precise)
     9. B3-18M - 91% (Sines and cosines are too precise)
    10. MK-18M - 91% (Sines and cosines are too precise)
    11. MK-19M - 10%
    12. B3-37  - 91% (Sines and cosines are too precise)
    13. MK-37  - 91% (Sines and cosines are too precise)
    14. MK-37A - 91% (Sines and cosines are too precise)

  Programmables calculators
    15. B3-21  - 85% (Sines and cosines are too precise)
    16. MK-64  - 85%
    17. B3-34  - 91% (No ZGOGGS)
    18. MK-56  - 91% (No ZGOGGS)
    19. MK-54  - 91% (No ZGOGGS)
    20. MK-61  - 77% (No ZGOGGS)
    21. MK-52  - 62% (No memory extention modules, no EEPROM)

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Thanks
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  1. Thanks to Sergei Frolov
     for the pictures of soviet calculators B3-25A, MK-60, MK-60M, B3-18, 
     B3-18A, B3-18M, B3-37, MK-18M, MK-37, MK-37A, B3-21, B3-34, MK-52, 
     MK-54, MK-56, MK-64, for testing of the programme and big help.

  2. Thanks to Andrew Davie 
     for the picture of MK-61 calculator.

  3. Thanks to Andrew Markelov
     for testing of the programme Calculators 3000, for typing programmes
     for the calculators and for big help.

  4. Thanks to Constantine Golota
     for the pictures of soviet calculators, for typing notes and 
     programmes for the calculators and for the English and German version
     of the programme.

  5. Thanks to Luca Antignano 
     for the Italian version of the programme.

  6. Thanks to Alexey Oleynikov
     for scanned articles from "Technology towards the youth" magazine.

  7. Thanks to Alexey Razin 
     for entering EEPROM-modules for MK-52 calculator and for scanned
     articles from "Technology towards the youth" magazine.

  8. Thanks to Jesus Basco Lopez
     for the Spanish version of the programme.

  9. Thanks to Andriy Slezenko
     for the Ukrainian version of the programme, for typing 126 (more than 
     others) programmes for the calculators, more tips and for big support.

 10. Thanks to Michael Makarenko
     for typing programmes for the calculators and for big help.

 11. Thanks to Stefan Walgenbach
     for the German version of the programme.

 12. Thanks to Victor Zychla
     for the Polish version of the programme.

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Eugene Programmer (c) 2002
