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

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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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#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

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

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#0021 (1966~):
ELEKTRONIKUS MEROKESZULEKEK GYARA (EMG): 131
...First Hungarian transitorized calc.

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#0021 (1966~):
ELEKTRONIKUS MEROKESZULEKEK GYARA (EMG): 131
...First Hungarian transitorized calc.

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#0022 (196607):
BUSICOM: 161 (version-1)
...The rise of the company which was going to introduce the first pocket and integrate the first Microproc.

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#0022 (196607):
BUSICOM: 161 (version-1)
...The rise of the company which was going to introduce the first pocket and integrate the first Microproc.

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#0023 (196607):
CASIO: 101 (version-1)
...First export calc. model from CASIO

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#0023 (196607):
CASIO: 101 (version-2)
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#0024 (196607):
CASIO: 101 (version-2)
...First export calc. model from CASIO

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#0024 (196611):
TOSHIBA: BC1411
...TOSHIBA's second electronic calculator

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#0025 (196611):
TOSHIBA: BC1411
...TOSHIBA's second electronic calculator

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#0025 (1967):
CANON: 167
...One of the first and only calculators supporting a Magnetic Drum

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#0026 (1967):
CANON: 167
...One of the first and only calculators supporting a Magnetic Drum

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#0026 (1967):
FRIDEN: 1112
...FRIDEN's first electronic Calculator Clone, Made by HITACHI

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#0027 (1967):
FRIDEN: 1112
...FRIDEN's first electronic Calculator Clone, Made by HITACHI

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#0027 (1967):
PHILIPS: P250
...PHILIPS' intro in the electronic calculator business