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Brand: Toshiba

The Toshiba SR-230 is an electronic calculator released by Toshiba in 1974. It was a highly innovative and popular calculator of its time, featuring a compact design, LCD display, and memory function. The SR-230 used four AA alkaline batteries to power its circuits and could perform basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Its successor, the Toshiba SR-310, introduced functions like square root and percent calculation. The SR-230 was one of the earliest handheld calculators to have a LCD display, which became a standard feature in subsequent calculator models. It is now a collectible item among tech enthusiasts and vintage computer collectors. If you're interested to know more about the history of calculators and computers, I recommend checking out some resources like the Museum of Computing, Computer Museum History Center, and the Computer History Museum. They have fascinating exhibits, collections, and events related to computer history and technology.



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Toshiba SR-230

Toshiba SR-230

Toshiba SR-230

Toshiba SR-230

Toshiba SR-230

Toshiba SR-230

Toshiba SR-230

Toshiba SR-230



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