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Data retention - lifetime prediction of modern calculators
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RE: Data retention - lifetime prediction of modern calculators
I've only had two calculators die on me so far. One was a Sharp EL-506R, which I don't really care about. The other was a Casio FX-502P which I threw out during a house move a few years ago as it had become faulty after 25 years or so. I wish I'd kept it now, as it was probably repairable, and I'd had it since 1979.
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