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#0001 (1961):
SUMLOCK ANITA ELECTRONICS: Anita MKVII (version-1)
...The absolutely first commercially available Electronic Calculator, thé Holy Grail

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#0002 (1961):
SUMLOCK ANITA ELECTRONICS: Anita MKVIII (version-1)
...The second commercially available Electronic Calculator

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#0003 (196306):
FRIDEN: 130
...FRIDEN's first calculator, supporting a CRT display

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#0004 (196311):
MATHATRONICS: 8-48
...One of the first programmable calculators

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#0005 (1964):
INDUSTRIA MACCHINE ELETTRONICHE (IME): 84
...One of the first transitorized and the first calc. from IME, made in Italy

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#0006 (1964):
INDUSTRIA MACCHINE ELETTRONICHE (IME): 84RC
...A IME: 84 with supports up to 4 keyboard consoles

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#0007 (1964):
INDUSTRIA MACCHINE ELETTRONICHE (IME)_perips: KB2 (Console) 84M,84RC
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#0008 (1964):
LOGIC DESIGN: Green Machine
...Built by an independet consultant

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#0009 (196406):
OLYMPIA: RAE4/15
...First Electronic calculator from OLYMPIA Germany

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#0010 (196407):
SHARP: CS10A
...First Electronic calculator from SHARP Japan

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#0011 (196410):
CANON: 130 (version-1)
...First Electronic calculator from CANON Japan, featuring a unique display technique

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#0012 (1965):
OLIVETTI: P101
...First electronic calc. from OLIVETTI Italy, still the beauty queen of them all

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#0013 (1965):
SMITH CORONA MARCHANT (SCM): 240SR
...SCM's First All-Electronic Calculator

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#0014 (1965):
VICTOR: 3900
...First calc. using Intgreated Circuits, (unfortunately to soon)

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#0015 (1965):
WANDERER: Conti (version-1)
...First printing calc., made In Germany

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#0016 (1965~):
ELKA: 6521
...First Bulgarian transitorized calc.

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#0017 (1966):
DIEHL CALCULATING SYSTEMS: Combitron
...Rational German design, built like a tank

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#0018 (1966):
FACIT: 1121
...FACIT's first electronic calc, designed by SHARP

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#0019 (1966):
MONROE: 3000
...What you see is NOT what you get, You get more!

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#0020 (1966):
SOEMTRON: 220 (version-1)
...First electronic calc. out of the DDR