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400A
1976

Qualitron QI-104

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Taiwanese Qualitron Corporation made high-quality but cheaper calculators till the end of 1970s. Instead of the usual Qualitron-style housing with curved edges and black-white colors, this model has a very attractive angular housing. Its specialty is the usage and operation, which is been caused by the USA-made Litronix chip: the calculator has capacity of 12 digits, but with only 0 or 2 decimals with a 6-digit LED display, which shows only the rightmost (less significant) digits. Additional digits can be recalled by pressing and holding the key.

Worth comparing with similar 6/12-digit japanese calculators, e.g. Sharp EL-120, EL-121, the Casio Mini series or Sanyo CX-6000.

Manufacturer:Qualitron Corporation (Taiwan)
Mfg. date:1973
Size:7,9×14,4×2,4 cm
Weight (ready for operate):n.a.
Type:four-function
Capacity:12 digits (input)
2×6 digits (display)
12 digits (internal precision)
Operating logic:arithmetic
CPU:Litronix LIT-019
Registers:2 standard (with saving the pending operation)
Features:Fixfixed-point notation: the listed decimals can be chosen (0, 2)
Display:6 digit LED
Power:9V battery or adaptor

Qualitron QI-104

Inside of the QI-104
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