9. The Handheld Series (1982 - 1986)
	HP 75C Introduced on December 1, 1982, it was a computer using the Corvallis HP version of BASIC. Contained a clock, appointments and a wide range of sounds, essentially the PDA of the times. Many add-ons were available, such as a Text Formatter, additional memory, Math pack, Data communications pack, but, most importantly, a VisiCalc pack (the first popular computer spreadsheet). Code name: Kangaroo. Original price: $995
	HP 75D Introduced on February 1, 1984, it was a revised version of the 75C with an extra socket for a barcode wand. Its code name, Merlin, (same as the HP 55's) was chosen because this calculator had a wand, like a wizard. Although expensive, it created a lot revenue for HP to recover the slow sales of the 75C. Code name: Merlin. Original price: $1,095
	HP 71B Introduced on February 1, 1984. This was a much smaller version of the 75C/D. The "B" stood for BASIC. The ENTER key was labeled ENDLINE to show that the 71B was much more than a calculator. Options included additional memory and a magnetic card reader. Code name: Titan. Original price: $525
	82161A Thermal Printer This was the Coconut Series' thermal printer. Code name: Helios. Original price: $60
	82162A Digital Cassette Drive This was the Coconut Series' thermal printer. Code name: Helios. Original price: $60

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