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What's new in my pocket computers pages?
Friday, October 15th : Ricoh RDC i-700 received
Device securised this morning! No page for it yet; will be one some day.
Wednesday, September 15th : Sharp MI-10 added
Created a page for the Sharp MI-10 i've received.
Friday, July 23rd : new homepage, new machines listed
My collection reached 49 units yesterday as i've received 2 new watches. Added them to the list (no pages yet) and changed the homepage to a weblog format.
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Casio CFX-9900-gc
Color graphic programmable calculator
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** THIS ITEM IS NOT FOR SALE! **
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A USER MANUAL
or IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A RESELLER/REPAIR STATION,
I'm sorry, but I will not reply to user manual requests or to dealer location inquiries anymore.
Please read my FAQ page that might help you if you have any of these questions in mind.
Feel free to contact me for any other question or comment regarding this machine!
The Casio Fx7000g is the first graphic scientific calculator in the world.
Special features :
A color graphic display using a 3 color technology that Casio promoted on some (very few actually) of their devices.
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Bringing color to the graphic calculators, in a move that resembles marketting more than actual features improvements, Casio however innovates with this surprising machines.
If i mention marketting rather than improvement, that's because at the time the CFX-9900GC was released, Casio had a bit lost it's ability to invent and bring new (sometimes even crazy!) ideas on the market. Then the CFG-9900GC came out, just like fresh air on the innovation side.
On the feature side, however, the machine is still a very common one and doesn't innovate that much.
It is still a seducing device, with a design of it's own, large yet slim, and somehow military...
What makes me think that the innovation was not *that* historical is that, as opposed to the first graphic calculator, also from Casio, this first *color* graphic calculator did not create a market, and the idea disappeared after just a few new models, always from Casio.
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Related machines in my collection :
Casio Fx-7000G : first graphic calculator
Sharp EL-9600C : another marketting-driven calculator, the screen-sensitive EL-9600C from Sharp
Casio PLANEO NX-6000 : a Casio PDA using the same display technology
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