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Commodore 1161 Desktop Calculator
16-Digit, Nixie-tube display, four function calculator with accumulating memory
register manufactured for Commodore Business Machines by Casio under OEM agreement. Casio
marketed the same calculator as the
Casio 161, with the Commodore version using a slightly different keyboard
design and nomenclature. Small and medium-scale MOS integrated circuits in
conjunction with a large number of discrete components. For more information
see the
Old Calculator
Museum
exhibit on the
Commodore 1121, which is
a 12-digit version of the Commodore 1161.
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