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Microsoft Carpoint Launches Financial Calculator

By Jim Bruene on February 16, 1997 11:01 AM | Comments (0)

Microsoft’s Carpoint <www.carpoint.com> features an advanced applet-based financial calculator that really smokes. Performance is dramatically improved compared to server-based calculators. Values are recalculated in “real-time” by simply “pulling” the diamonds to the left or right to change price, rate, term, and payment assumptions (see below). I’ll never calculate a loan payment any other way!

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