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That's going to be a tough one (maybe).  It would have to be a newer 
calculator than the ones I have!

My TI-36X only does 10 bits in binary. It will do the required number of 
bits in hex, but won't convert any hex number of more than 10 bits to 
binary.

The last time I used octal was with a PDP-11/20 over 30 years ago.
:-)

Zack

On Wed, 14 May 2008, davec wrote:

> Looking for recommendations re. a handheld calculator that will
> handle 16-bit binary calculations, conversions, logical operations
> (including 1's and 2's complement) and hex, decimal (of course).
>
> (Does anybody use octal any more? Seems many calculators have it...)
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>