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EMG
HUNOR 101
1975
EMG
HUNOR 102
1975-76

EMG HUNOR 126

Brief History
Printout was an important optional feature in the first electronic calculator built by EMG (Factory for Electronic Measuring Instruments) in 1967. They planned a 12-digit calculator with built-in printer in the new IC-based calculator series. Hunor 125 (without display) and Hunor 126 (with LED display) was manufactured from 1975 to 1977. The hungarian-made printer was not available until 1977, so these models were built with japanese ones. Hunor 125 was replaced by Hunor 129 in 1977, which has the danish licensed thermo-printer built by EMG.
Manufacturer:Elektronikus Mérőkészülékek Gyára (Hungary)
Mfg. date:1975-77
Size:23×34×8,4 cm
Weight (ready for operate):3466 g
Price:HUF 36.700 (papírbolt, 1976)
Type:four-function desktop
Capacity:12 digits (input/display/printout)
12 digits (internal precision)
Operating logic:arithmetic
CPU:MOSTEK MK5013P + MK5014P + MK5015P
Registers:2 standard (with saving the pending operation)
1 constant (with saving the pending operation)
1 memory (with arithmetic and auto-summation)
Features:RVexchange registers (X-Y) Fixfixed-point notation: the listed decimals can be chosen (0, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8)
Display:12 digit LED (3×HP IC-tokozású)
Power:220V AC



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