Hardware
| Name Sort descending | Description |
|---|---|
| Canon F-41 | The Canon Palmtronic F-41 SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR is a scientific calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 23 functions, 30 keys and a VFD (vacuum fluorescent) display. The… |
| Canon F-44 | This Canon F-44 followed the Canon card F-42 introduced in 1980 and replaced the sliding switches with normal keys. |
| Canon F-5 | The Palmtronic F-5 is a very unusual calculator manufactured by Canon. It was introduced mid of the year 1974 like the Texas Instruments SR-16 or the SR-50. |
| Canon F-502 | This Canon F-502 is a pocket-sized statistical calculator that handles up to 136 functions, and its large, high-contrast liquid crystal display makes calculations easy and comfortable. The… |
| Canon F-51 | The Palmtronic F-51 is another calculator manufactured by Canon missing a calculator chip from Texas Instruments. The brain of the F-51 is a NEC uPD951C chip. Don't miss the first TI-less… |
| Canon F-52 | The Canon Palmtronic F-52 F-52 is a scientific calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 29 functions, 35 keys and one of the early LCD (liquid crystal) displays which… |
| Canon F-55S | The Palmtronic F-55S is one of the smallest scientific / statistical calculators ever developed. |
| Canon F-55S (silver) | Nothing else than a styling variation of the black coloured Palmtronic F-55S. |
| Canon F-58 | The Canon F-58 is a scientific calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 49 functions, 42 keys and an LCD (liquid crystal) display. The power source is SR1030. The calculator… |
| Canon F-6 | The Palmtronic F-6 continued the scientific line of calculators sold by Canon. It is the direct successor of the F-5 and uses again a "TI-less" calculator brain. The major design in the housing… |
| Canon F-603 | The F-603 Scientific Statistical Calculator is loaded with practical features and capabilities, which satisfy the needs of educational, technical and professional users. With a sleek and compact… |
| Canon F-604 | The Canon F-604 is the successor of the F-603 and sports 10 user memories in a nice designed housing. It is a typical scientific and statistical calculator with traditional entry and sports even… |
| Canon F-61 | The Palmtronic F-61 is another calculator manufactured by Canon missing a calculator chip from Texas Instruments. The brain of the F-61 is a NEC uPD955C chip, obviously an enhanced version of the… |
| Canon F-62 | The Palmtronic F-62 Scientific/Statistical calculator is unique within the products of Canon. The housing looks unknown to us and we are really curious about the source of the calculator. |
| Canon F-63 | The Canon card F-63 Scientific/Statistical calculator was introduced together with the F-72 in 1980. Both calculators sport a total of 59 keys compared with the 40 to 45 keys of similiar products… |
| Canon F-64 | The Canon F-64 Scientific Statistical Calculator is together with its sibling F-56 one of the few Canon products based on NEC single-chip calculator circuits. |
| Canon F-65 | The Canon F-65 SCIENTIFIC STATISTICAL CALCULATOR is a scientific calculator with 10 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 68 functions, 42 keys and an LCD (liquid crystal) display. The… |
| Canon F-7 | The Palmtronic F-7 was introduced shortly after the Texas Instruments SR-50 and uses a very similar calculator architecture developed by Hitachi. Instead the single-chip calculator chips found… |
| Canon F-700 | The F-700 is an interesting programmable calculator from Canon. Its programming model shares many features with that of other Canons. Curiously, its chipset may be different. Most Canon… |
| Canon F-71 | The Palmtronic F-71 is another calculator manufactured by Canon missing a calculator chip from Texas Instruments. The brain of the F-71 is a Hitachi HD36140/HD36141 chipset. Don't miss the first… |
| Canon F-718SG (Lime Green) | Casio introduced with the fx-115ES already in 2005 an advanced scientific calculator with a 2-line Natural Textbook Display showing formulas and results exactly as they appear in the textbook. |
| Canon F-720 | Running Mike Sebastian's "Calculator forensics" reveals the Canon F-720 as one of the "new-generation" calculators using binary arithmetic instead of the common BCD (Binary Coded Decimal)… |
| Canon F-73 | The Canon F-73 followed the unique F-72 and replaced the foldable housing with a traditional landscape style design. The F-73 was introduced together with the almost identical F-73P adding a small… |
| Canon F-73P | A slim, elegant, and useful model, the Canon F-73P is a nice example of a programmable scientific calculator. That despite the fact that its programming model is somewhat limited: 45 partially… |
| Canon FC-43 | The Canon FC-43 continued a long line of Metric Converter calculators based on Integrated Circuits (IC's) developed by Toshiba. The first known product with a LC-display is the Toshiba LC-838.… |
| Canon FC-43S | The Canon FC-43S seems to be the successor of the FC-43. Dismantling the calculator reveals a very common construction with an additional backup battery. |
| Canon FC-80 | Canon introduced already in 1974 with the Palmtronic FC-80 a full metric conversion calculator. That time it was far ahead of competition with both U.S. and U.K. conversion constants stored in the… |
| Canon Financial | The Canon Financial Manager was the first financial calculator based on a Toshiba single-chip calculator IC. If you compare it with the Texas Instruments Business Analyst-II you notice some… |
| Canon Financial II | The Canon Financial Manager II traces back to the Financial Manager, the first financial calculator based on a Toshiba single-chip calculator circuit. |
| Canon Financial Printer | Canon introduced with the Financial Printer already in 1983 a compact and powerful combination of a Financial Statistical calculator and a small printer. The FP-11P added even some programmability… |
| Canon FP-11P | Canon introduced with the FP-11P already in 1983 a compact and powerful combination of a Scientific Statistical calculator, some programmability and a small printer. A close relative to the FP-11P… |
| Canon FS-5 OHP | The Canon FS-5 "Solar Card Scientific Statistical Calculator" was introduced in 1983 and is based on the Toshiba T6824S single-chip calculator circuit known from the Toshiba SLC-8410 calculator.… |
| Canon FS-51 | The Canon FS-51 added solar-cells to the Canon F-58 Scientific Statistical Calculator and succeeds the FS-5 intoduced in 1983. |
| Canon LC Quartz | The Canon Palmtronic LC QUARTZ LC QUARTZ is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 7 functions, 31 keys and one of the early LCD (liquid crystal) displays… |
| Canon LC-1 | The Canon Palmtronic LC-1 is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 7 functions, 24 keys and one of the early LCD (liquid crystal) displays which incorporated… |
| Canon LC-1(silver) | This Canon Palmtronic LC uses a silver LC-display instead the yellow-type found with the first LC-1. Another sibbling could be found with the LC-2. |
| Canon LC-1014 | This Canon Canola LC-1014 calculator uses an early Toshiba calculator chip to drive a yellow LCD. Everything else is state of the art.The LC-1014 was later replaced with the LC-1016.The Canon… |
| Canon LC-10M | This LC-10M increases the calculation and display capability from 8-digits to 10-digits. Please notice the Canon ITALIA logo printed below the display. |
| Canon LC-2 | The Canon Palmtronic LC-2 is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 7 functions, 24 keys and one of the early LCD (liquid crystal) displays which incorporated… |
| Canon LC-210L | This Canon LC-210L was manufactured mid of 2002 and gives a good example of the calculator technolgy used in that era. The single-chip calculator circuit is bonded directly to the printed circuit… |
| Canon LC-23 | This Canon LC-23 marked the lower end of Canon's calculator product line in the 80's. Compare it with the LC-20 and the later LC-25H. |
| Canon LC-25H (White) | This Canon LC-25H is a very basic calculator introduced in 1990. It was manufactured by Nam Tai Electronics, Inc. in China and basically it resembles the TI-1105 introduced in the same time frame… |
| Canon LC-28H III | This Canon LC-28H III marked the lower end of Canon's calculator product line in the new millenium. Compare it with the LC-20 and the LC-25H. |
| Canon LC-33 | This Canon LC-33 looks different to its predecessor LC-31 and makes use of a novel manufacturing technology. Instead of using a traditional printed circuit board (PCB) the LC-33 uses a flexible… |
| Canon LC-34 | This Canon LC-34 looks different to its predecessor LC-33 and makes use of a novel manufacturing technology. Dismantling the calculator reveals once again a clever usage of flexible circuit boards… |
| Canon LC-34T | This Canon LC-34T added both a watch and an alarm clock to the similiar LC-34. The LC-34T uses the Toshiba T3939S single-chip calculator circuit known already since 1980 from the Toshiba LC-844WA… |
| Canon LC-37 | This LC-37 is not really exciting but gives a good idea of calculator technology in the early 1990's. |
| Canon LC-39 | The Canon LC-39 is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 6 functions, 24 keys and an LCD (liquid crystal) display. |
| Canon LC-44 | The Canon LC-44 is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 7 functions, 25 keys and an LCD (liquid crystal) display. The power source is LR1130 1.5V. The… |
| Canon LC-4T | This Canon LC-4T traces back to the Canon LC Quartz introduced in April 1978 and featuring a clock, an alarm and a stopwatch with versatile electronic calculator functions in a nice housing. |
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