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I am not sure if anyone here collects old calculators or not...
I got a Commodore 796M (electronic calculator) today at a thrift shop. It even had it's warranty card and instruction leaflet that describes it as a "personal mini computer"! It dates back to 1976. Not a bad scoop for $2.00 [
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I got a Commodore 796M (electronic calculator) today at a thrift shop. It even had it's warranty card and instruction leaflet that describes it as a "personal mini computer"! It dates back to 1976. Not a bad scoop for $2.00 [
i stil have trouble getting my head aroudn what was supposed to be so special about calculators in that day and age
nice catch though
nice catch though
Buy yourself a slide-rule and a book of tables to find out.
Very cool!
I've been snagging cool vintage calcs for a few years now - I don't have any Commodore units yet, but I do have one of these:
http://www.vintagecalculators.com/html/sanyo_icc-809.html
My favorite by far.
Huxley
http://www.vintagecalculators.com/html/sanyo_icc-809.html
My favorite by far.
Huxley