| Type, Precision, Input mode |
Logic, 8 BCD digits, no exponent,
Algebraic
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| Programmable |
No
|
| Memory |
One register. permanent memory |
| Display |
8 digit 7 segment black&white LCD, separate
sign
|
| Special features |
A specialized version for programmers: Supports
decimal, hex and octal number display (but not binary). There's one
shift operation, a 1's and 2's complement and AND, OR and XOR
operations. However, these feature come nowhere close to the HP-16C.
|
| Original Pricing, Production |
Introduced 1982 (50$)
|
| Batteries |
2x small button sized cells
|
| Dimensions |
Length 14.8cm, Width 7.8cm, Height 2.5cm |
| Links |
See Datamath
Museum.
|
| Comment |
The housing is very similar to the TI-55-II. See also the HP-16C which was also introduced 1982.
The keyboard is as horrible as with all the type-II LCD calculators!
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