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Texas Instruments TI-5120
|Date of introduction:||1981||Display technology:|
$60 (October 1981)
|Size:||9.5" x 8.3" x 2.0"||Printer technology:||Impact|
|Weight:||2 pounds 9 ounces||Serial No:|
|Batteries:||Date of manufacture:|
|AC-Adapter:||120 V||Origin of manufacture:||Japan|
|Precision:||10||Integrated circuits:||Mitsubishi M58680P|
|Memories:||1 + 1|
|Program steps:||Courtesy of:||Joerg Woerner|
|Download manual:||(US: 6.1 MByte)|
In opposite to the first printing models like the TI-5040 this one was produced in Japan. The basic functions are similar, the technics inside totally different.
A cheaper calculator with thermal printer was introduced with the TI-5135.
This calculator was available either with display (TI-5130) or without.
The UL-File number E42662 of the calculator reveals it as a product manufactured by Toshiba TEC Corp. Don't miss the database of all known UL-File numbers found on Texas Instruments calculators.
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© Joerg Woerner, December 5, 2001. No reprints without written permission.