.Electronic Counters – new way to better engineering
Electronic Counters are one of many electronic test instruments ready to give you better engineering and manufacturing—today!
These Counters are not delicate, expensive prima donnas requiring a staff of PhD’s to operate and maintain. About the size of a large table radio, they’re rugged, dependable, job-proven, versatile, manufactured in quantity and priced from about $900.
.Your business is in the Age of Electronics
Electronic test instruments save engineering time, cut manufacturing costs at Friden
Like manufacturers in many fields, Friden Calculating; Machine Co., Inc., finds electronic test instruments save hours of engineering time and cut production costs. Friden engineers use these new measuring tools of industry to evaluate circuits, determine electrical requirements, check stability, match relay closing times and study performance of pilot models. Friden production workers use similar instruments in rigid quality control inspections.
Totally unrelated to the article, but it’s interesting to see how subtle changes to fonts can make OCR systems completely fail. ABBYY FineReader 10 (which is by far the best OCR program I’ve found), was utterly unable to read any of the bold text on top, or even recognize that it WAS text.
.INTRODUCING THE HP-41C.
A CALCULATOR.
A SYSTEM.
A WHOLE NEW STANDARD.
The new HP-41C has more than any handheld calculator HP has ever offered. More capability, flexibility, ease-of-use features and options: Memory Modules; an “extra smart” Card Reader; a Printer; The Wand — a new input device; and Application Modules.
