Manufacturer: |
Canon, Inc. |
Model Number: |
Pocketronic |
Serial Number: |
Two Units in Museum |
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#1: 359900 |
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#2: |
Date of Introduction: |
October, 1970 (Japan) |
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January, 1971 (USA) |
Date of Manufacture: |
#1: Mid-1971 |
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#2: |
Manufactured In: |
Japan |
Original Price: |
$359 (US) |
Weight: |
1.8 Pounds |
Size: |
4" Wide, 8 3/16" Deep, 1 15/16" High |
Power Requirement: |
1 Watt, 16V DC |
Display Technology: |
5x7 Dot-Matrix, Serial Thermal Strip Printer |
Logic Technology: |
Three Chip Texas Instruments LSI Chipset: |
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TMC1730, TMC1731, TMC1732 |
Digits of Capacity: |
12 (8 in front of decimal, 4 behind) |
Decimal Modes: |
Fixed at 4 digits behind decimal point |
Arithmetic Logic: |
Arithmetic Add/Subtract, Algebraic Multiply/Divide |
Math Functions: |
Four Function |
Constant: |
Automatic in all four functions |
Memories: |
None |
Notes: |
Consumer product based on Texas
Instruments' internal "Cal-Tech" |
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skunkworks project that began in the
mid-1960's |
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Also marketed by Monroe as the Monroe Model 10.
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