Welcome to my calculator museum!

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An old picture of my collection, it has since more than tripled.

Welcome! My name is Ethan, I'm a mechanical engineering student from New Brunswick, Canada, and for some reason I've dedicated far too much of my free time to buying, restoring/repairing, and generally collecting calculators. Initially my interests lied mainly with Texas Instruments graphing calculators, but that quickly devolved into buying any calculator I thought looked interesting. Currently my main collecting goal is to collect every board and case revision of the TI-83 and 83 plus. However, I havent made that easy on myself since I've arbitrarily limited myself to buying calculators locally through thrift stores, Facebook, kijiji, etc., I just think its more fun that way. Typically I only buy online if it's something that would be next to impossible to find elsewhere, for example, one of my collection crown jewels, my TI nSpire CAS+ prototype. Anyways, enough rambling, my entire collection is catalogued here on this website, thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy looking around.

Updates

7/28/2024

I HAVE RETURNED. And I've brought with me 12 exciting new entries. Those 12 new entries are as follows: Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus CE, Texas Instruments TI-34 (1998), Texas Instruments TI-30XA, Texas Instruments TI-30Xa, Canon Palmtronic 8Ms, A notebook Calculator, Canon Card FC-53, Sun Hemmi 341 3425, Us-Metric Conversion Slide Chart, Pickett Microline 120 Yellow, Micronta Calculator Watch. This is roughly half of the backlog I've been meaning to work through. The majorty of the remaining backlog consists of graphing calculators, mostly texas instruments, and a couple desktop calculators I've been too lazy to clean. Anyway, I'll be back in another 8 months to add like 10 more entries or something like that, see you next time.