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Kings Point was a corporation in Jersey City (New Jersey). During the 70s, it was the time of an explosion of new calculators, cheap, and mostly imported from Japan, Korea, or other Asian countries. When the USA made a model, it was quickly copied and manufactured cheaper by other countries, including Japan, Russia, etc.
Kings Point sold a full range of calculators at that time, with affordable prices. One example is in this ad, from popular science 1976:
The Kings point ($50) was compared to the HP-27 ($200).
Below is a table of the nown models from Kings Point, with those in my collection highlighted.
Model | Picture | In My Collection |
8410 |  | NO |
8412 MICRO MEMORY |  | YES |
8413 MICRO ALGEBRA |  | YES |
8414 |  | YES |
| 9104 | NO | |
| 9202 | NO | |
EC-841 |  | NO |
FN-85 |  | |
| KP-19 | ||
KP-200 |  | NO |
| KP-300M | NO | |
KP-450 |  | YES |
KP-460 |  | YES |
KP-460A |  | YES |
KP-470 |  | |
MC-50 |  | YES |
| PC-1 | NO | |
PC-2 |  | |
PC-50 |  | YES |
SC-10 SCIENTIFIC 10 |  | YES |
SC-11 |  | |
SC-20 | ||
SC-33 | ||
SC-40 |  | YES |
SC-44 |  | YES |
SC-44E | NO | |
SC-60 | NO | |
| SC-6010 | NO | |
SPM-100 | NO | |
SPM-200 |  | YES |
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