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Texas Instruments TI-45 |
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| Datasheet | Years of production: | · | Display type: | 7-segment |
| New price: | · | Display color: | Black | |
| · | · | Display technology: | LCD | |
| Size: | 3"×6½"×1" | Display size: | 8+2 digits | |
| Weight: | 6 oz | · | · | |
| · | · | Entry method: | Algebraic with precedence | |
| Batteries: | 4×"AAA" | Advanced functions: | trg, exp, log, drg, printer | |
| External power: | TI adapter | Memory functions: | + | |
| I/O: | N/A | · | · | |
| · | · | Programming model: | N/A | |
| Precision: | 11 digits | Program functions: | N/A | |
| Memories: | 1 | Program display: | N/A | |
| Program steps: | N/A | Program editing: | N/A |
So you thought
you knew everything about Texas Instruments scientific calculators.
You knew that the TI-45 was none other, but one of the many European variants of the
incredibly successful TI-30 line, this time a TI-30 (or SR-40 if you prefer), but with a green vacuum fluorescent
display.
Guess again. This TI-45 is a completely different type of animal: it is an LCD scientific calculator with a built-in thermal printer. I came across this machine by accident; although non-programmable machines aren't what I am usually after (I have, in fact, since traded this machine), when I heard that this is supposed to be an LCD printing calculator, curiosity overtook me and I made the purchase.