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1974 adverts

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Commodore

1974

Four Calculators in One - The Complete Computer!

From back in the day when a calculator could cost a week or two's wages comes a few adverts for Commodore calculators, dating from 1974 to 1976. Commodore 4109: The Complete Computer The first is for...

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Sinclair

December 1974

The Sinclair Cambridge - no other calculator is so powerful and so compact

It's not uncommon for adverts for microcomputers or electronics - especially early on - to look somewhat "hand made", but this would win an award, if there was one, for the most poorly laid out, looking...

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