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CASIO celebrates the sale of the one BILLIONTH calculator!
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| Yan |
Theirs, of course. I'm pretty sure they were only counting themselves.
| quote: | | Casio, Inc. and its parent company Casio Computer Co. Ltd., announced today that one billion electronic Casio calculators have been sold worldwide. The company’s first electronic calculator – the 001, went on sale in 1965, and the company just passed the one billion mark at the end of December.The achievement of selling one billion calculators is evidence of the trust that consumers around the world place on Casio products. In the course of reaching this milestone, Casio contributed to the development of the electronics industry by creating great demand for LSI chips, a key component of electronic calculators, as well as to education in mathematics through the development of scientific calculators. Casio Computer Co., Ltd., was established in 1957 with the successful development of the world’s first fully electric compact relay calculator, the Casio 14-A, which used electric relays in place of the mechanical gears which were the norm at the time. In the fifty years since, Casio has remained at the forefront of calculator development. Building on the technology developed to create the 14-A, Casio launched the 001 in 1965.In 1972, the company created the world’s first personal calculator, the Casio Mini. |
Fascinating, though.
Too bad Texas Instruments (TI) is the leader in graphing calculators, at the moment. |
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| infinity HiGH |
| quote: | Originally posted by Yan
Too bad Texas Instruments (TI) is the leader in graphing calculators, at the moment. |
Yea such a shame :( |
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| Orbax |
| quote: | Originally posted by Yan
Theirs, of course. I'm pretty sure they were only counting themselves.
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did you deduce that yourself or read the article you posted :p
"Casio Computer Co. Ltd., announced today that one billion electronic Casio calculators have been sold " |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
Joke's on you, Casio!
1,000,000 divided by 0 is still [E R R O R]! |
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| mellow_head |
| (upside down) 707 + 707 = 1414 :clown: |
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| Ygrene |
That means if they made at least $1 on each calculator that they have ONE BILLION DOLLARS!!! OMGRICHLOL
Also, did you know that if you put 7718 07734 into a calculator and turn it upside down you are saying 'hi' to me. OMGNAME/NUMBERSHAXLOL
Yeah, I'm sorry guys. I just drank waaaaay too much coffee this morning. |
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| kadomony |
5318008 upside down.
that's just like what girls got!
/moe |
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| Aristronica |
anyone remember these -
used to have a couple back in middle school. thought i was so badass. |
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| montana |
| ti83 s on every casio calculator ever created |
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| dj_bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by montana
ti83 s on every casio calculator ever created |
I was more partial to the TI financial calculator. Those were much easier to use than the Casio financial calculators. Oh man, it's one thing to be a geek about computers...but calculators? Shiiiiiieeet. |
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| montana |
| math & physics classes in highschool was usually spent playing games with the ti83. |
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