Together with the TI-2200 a similar number and compiled a list of the PCB of the Radio Shack EC-306 Electronic Checkbook calculator introduced Most likely a reference to Type 309, Texas Instruments, and Revisionġ. Inspecting the PCB of this TI-2200 manufactured in February 1984 brought our attention to a small mark reading 309T-10, Soldered on a double-sided printed circuit board (PCB) and powered by two small LR54 batteries. TI-2200 manufactured in February 1984 by an unknown OEM in Taiwan reveals aĬlean design centered around a NEC uPD1833G single-chip calculator circuit TI-2200 II Checkwriter - Toshiba + Solar cells = Winning formula Find more Account Manager calculators in the Datamath NEC of Japan lost some market share with their design for Account Manager calculators in the Eighties, when competitors like Hitachi and Sharp introduced similar chips and finally lost the business completely to Toshiba's LC 262CK Check Master - Credit Card sized This Texas Instruments TI-2200 Checkwriter - Late, but not too late.NS103A, switched its internals to the uPD1833G but we feature some more Account Manager calculators in the Datamath Calculator Museum based on this technology: Ĭheckbook - Missing the Toggle Key for the decimal mode Indicator (AM) Add mode with the decimal automatically put in the dollars and cents position (0.00)Įven the successor of the NS103, known as.
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Indicator (-) Floating decimal with manual insertion of the decimal using the key.keys and a key to toggle between two entry modes: Replaced the inconvenient three-way power-switch of the NS103 Data Checker with two dedicated and Use of the memories by removing the redundant, , and keys and Technology, introduced NEC of Japan with the uPD1833G in 1980 a single-chipĬalculator circuit that created the blueprint for checkbook-sized Account ManagerĬalculators and thereupon the market got swamped with products based on
While the NS103 Data Checker was based on proprietary With three continuous memories to track bank and charge account balances with NS103 Data Checker an electronic record keeper
National Semiconductor introduced already in 1978 with the
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