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Texas Instruments TI-35 SOLAR
|Date of introduction:||1984||Display technology:||LCD|
|New price:||Display size:||8 (5 + 2)|
|Size:||5.4" x 2.8" x 0.45"|
|Weight:||2.4 ounces||Serial No:||106876|
|Batteries:||n.a.||Date of manufacture:||mth 11 year 1984|
|AC-Adapter:||Origin of manufacture:||Japan (T)|
|Precision:||12||Integrated circuits:||Toshiba T6974S|
|Program steps:||Courtesy of:||Joerg Woerner|
TI-35 SOLAR is one of the early calculators based on the Toshiba T6974S
calculator chip. It was manufactured in 1984 by Toshiba in Japan.
From a technically point of view it mimics a TI-30 SLR with added key descriptions known from the rare TI-30 SLR PLUS. Dismantling the TI-35 SOLAR reveals a very solif construction with a rigid frame for the display and solar cells.
The successor of this calculator could be found with the TI-35 SLR.
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© Joerg Woerner, December 5, 2001. No reprints without written permission.