| TI-1030 USA - 1978 Four functions, Sqr Root, % LCD |
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| " The first calculator TI
manufactured with a low-power CMOS chip and a liquid
crystal display (LCD). Thin as a pencil and supplied in a
handy wallet folder, the Slimline TI-1030 operated for up
to 3,000 hours on a pair of silver-oxide batteries.
Performed four functions, percentages and square roots;
weighed less than 2.5 ounces. Four-key memory with large
eight-digit display. " |
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