Facit 1111 FACIT Sweden 4
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| "This
is another interesting calculator. This machine is
probably a product of the early-'70's, perhaps 1972 to
1973, but I'm not sure. It appears to be a virtual clone
of the Sharp EL-8, one of the first 'handheld' (albeit it
is a bit of a stretch to consider this machine a
'handheld') calculators. The machine is a basic, 4 function, 8 digit floating point calculator. It uses individual tube-type vacuum flourescent displays, with a unique segment pattern, causing the digits to look more 'hand written'. The most unique digit is the 0, which is 'half height', and looks rather strange." Rick Bensene Source: Rick Bensene's Old Calculators |
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