Dual Screen
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I mean this does make sense for places where you have a client and you want them to be able to see you doing the math to some degree to give an air of transparency and encourage trust.
Exactly, this would be totally common in small mom and pop stores or at a flea market in the age before digital payments and ubiquitous phones.
The person is probably just young. Wait till they discover that rewinding something used to be literal.
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...what do the money detector and red buttons do?..
The money detector button illuminates a bright UV light on the side that you can use to detect fake notes.
No idea about the red button. I heard one reviewer say the word "computer" while pointing at it (all of the reviewers seem to be from the Philippines, a language that I sadly don't speak), but if found no other clues.
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The money detector button illuminates a bright UV light on the side that you can use to detect fake notes.
No idea about the red button. I heard one reviewer say the word "computer" while pointing at it (all of the reviewers seem to be from the Philippines, a language that I sadly don't speak), but if found no other clues.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]...i wonder if the red button has something to with sending to or clearing the public display?..
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And the thing needs to be fed, for power I assume. I wonder what it prefers to eat
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I'll see your dual screen and raise you a Casio desktop calculator.
It's too hard to flip upside down when you type 58008
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I'll see your dual screen and raise you a Casio desktop calculator.
Make sure your spouse isn’t around to see: http://www.vintagecalculators.com/
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I'll see your dual screen and raise you a Casio desktop calculator.
OMG this one brings back memories! My uncle had one in his shop, I loved the bzzzzt bzzzzt it made...
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I'll see your dual screen and raise you a Casio desktop calculator.
This was the machine to count down registers at the end of every retail shift. Great little things. Training someone new on it was always a process though. A lot of people struggled with the concept of entering the sign/operation after the number.
[* or T]. Of course most people treated it like a regular calculator and hit 10 [+] 2 [-] 5 and then scratched their heads to find the equals. -
Exactly, this would be totally common in small mom and pop stores or at a flea market in the age before digital payments and ubiquitous phones.
The person is probably just young. Wait till they discover that rewinding something used to be literal.
And when you paused something it used to start moving more.
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...i wonder if the red button has something to with sending to or clearing the public display?..
It might be just the power button I can't see a power button anywhere else on it and presumably you can turn these things off.
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And when you paused something it used to start moving more.
Wait what? I grew up on VHS tapes and... What??
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I'll see your dual screen and raise you a Casio desktop calculator.
i have five of these in my closet
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Make sure your spouse isn’t around to see: http://www.vintagecalculators.com/
they don't have a for sale section because this might be my christmas list
