COMPUCORP_docu: (Broch.) 327 |
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| The brochure introduces the 327, a compact scientific desktop computer designed for engineering, surveying, mathematics, science, and statistics. It combines a scientific calculator, programmable computing, a built-in printer, and magnetic cassette storage. Its main features include: - Scientific calculations: algebraic entry with up to four levels of parentheses, trigonometric and logarithmic functions, statistical calculations, and conversions between metric and English units, - Programming: memory for 416 program steps, conditional branching, subroutines, and controls for tracing, editing, and correcting programs, - Data storage: 44 registers, with internal calculations using 13-digit precision and a two-digit exponent. Programs and data can be saved to standard audio cassettes and retrieved manually or automatically, Display and printing: a flexible numerical display and a built-in printer that records calculations and program operations, Application software: ready-made packages for subjects such as structural analysis, electrical engineering, surveying, and statistics, - Optional connectivity: a teleprinter interface for formatted output and automatic data collection. The brochure presents the 327 as a space-saving tool that helps professionals perform complex or repetitive calculations without needing extensive programming expertise. It also describes an upgrade kit that gives the earlier Alpha 325 the capabilities of the Alpha 327 |