For sale: Wang 362E with accessories

[Pontus Pihlgren]

Hi

First time posting, I hope this is ok. I’m a collector of old computers but what I have now is something just outside of what I normally deal with so I might not be able to answer all your questions.

I’m selling a Wang 362E electronic calculator in good condition, some scuff marks and light scratches but the inside is clean and it looks to be complete. It comes with the 370K programming keyboard with nixie tube display in original dust cover, two card readers model 371 (with feet), four manuals in English and one in Swedish with handwritten notes. Also included is an IBM port-a-punch in box.

I have decided not to test it in order to avoid causing any damage from improper handling or due to problems with ageing hardware.

Located in Uppsala, Sweden. I will ship internationally but please allow some time for me to package it properly and figure out the best shipping options. I have shipped heavy computers and even CRTs with success, so I’m not without experience.

Picture here: 

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gNdVSsNDxDL1Ukjh13-2ElJXRiWKQ5rx?usp=sharing

Give me an offer :)

Regards,

Pontus

[JAY RESPLER]

Shipping would be excessive, but are you interested in Commodore Amiga 2000

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Jay Respler
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Monroe Township, New Jersey

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[Pontus Pihlgren]

If I didn’t already have one :)

I’m more into even older stuff like DEC PDP and similar minicomputers. SGI is also of interest, among the more ”modern” stuff.

Thank you,

Pontus

[Alexandru Floca]

an SGI Indy would be of interest?

[Charli Alxendr]

intersetd?

[Charli Alxendr]

Hi Pontus,

Thanks for sharing—this is a very interesting setup. The Wang 362E electronic calculator with the 370K programming keyboard and dual Model 371 card readers makes it a great collector’s bundle.

I’m particularly interested in matrix computation capability, programming compatibility, and overall system completeness (especially with the nixie display and manuals). Also curious about internal condition stability since it’s untested—understandable given vintage hardware risks.

Let me review the photos and I’ll get back to you shortly with an offer.

[Charli Alxendr]

and also  Great to see the Wang 362E electronic calculator setup—looks quite complete with the 370K programming keyboard.