Casio HR150TM HR-150TM Two-Color Printing Calculator, 12-Digit LCD, Black/Red

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Casio put all the features of their regular printing calculators into a small portable unit that's great for people on the go who need a printed record of their work. The compact unit weighs in at only 1.5 pounds and will work on 4xAA batteries in addition to the included AC adapter so you can carry it in your briefcase and be ready to work anywhere.

There are cost/sell/margin and mark-up/-down keys making this a great choice for a sales office. When you are done figuring line items hit the grand total key to get the total cost of the order. Keep on top of your business with Casio and the HR-150TM.

2-color Ribbon Printer The Casio HR150TM features a two-color ribbon printer that prints at 2.4 lines per second in black and red, perfect for commercial use.
Extra Large Display The Casio HR150TM calculator features an extra large 12-digit display with punctuation for easy viewing.

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General

Brand: Casio

Model: HR150TM

SellingUnit: Each

Package Includes: AC Adapter and Paper Roll.

Feature

Features: Full decimal system.

Extra-large 20 mm digit size for easy readability of display.

Dual power for desktop or portable use.

Spec

+/- Switch Key: Yes

Amortization: No

Backspace Key: Yes

Base Number Calculations: No

Bond Calculations: No

Complex Number Calculations: No

Confidence Interval Calculating: No

Cost/Sell/Margin: Yes

Currency Exchange Function: Yes

Date Calculations: No

Decimal Function: Yes

Depreciation Calculations: No

Display Angle: Fixed

Display Characters Height [Nom]: 20.0 mm

Display Notation: Numeric

Display Type(s): LCD

Double Zero Key: Yes

Equation Editor: No

Fraction Calculations: No

Fraction/Decimal Conversions: No

Global Product Type: Calculators-Printing

Grand Total Key: Yes

Hyperbolic Functions: No

Hypothesis Testing: No

Interest Rate Conversion: No

Item Count Function: Yes

Linear Regression: No

Loan Calculation: No

Logical (Boolean) Operations: No

Markup/Down Key: Yes

Matrices: No

Memory: 4-Key

Metric Conversion: No

Number of Display Digits [Nom]: 12

Percent Add-On/Discount: No

Percent Key(s): No

Polar-Rectangular Conversion: No

Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0 %

Power Source(s): AC, Battery

Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0 %

Print Color(s): Black, Red

Print Speed (Lines per Second) [Nom]: 2.4

Probability (Random Number): No

Replacement Batteries: 4 AA, EVE-E91BP-4

Replacement Ribbon/Roller: DPS-R1427

Replacement Roll Paper: UNV-35720

Ribbon/Roller Printer: Roller

Simultaneous Equations: No

Size: 7 x 11 1/2

Square Root Key: No

Tax Calculation: Yes

Time/Date: No

Time-Value-of-Money: No

Total Recycled Content Percent [Nom]: 0 %

Trig/Log Functions: No

Variable Regression: No

Quick Info

Warranty

Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year

Manufacturer Contact Info

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N/A 5/24/2010 1:05:49 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 4/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 2/5Junk Pros: Printing works nicely. Has most all of the features that I would need in a calculator for my small business. Cons: You REALLY need to push down the buttons in order for it to recognize your keystrokes. For me, it was worst with the 1 and the 0 keys. When I am trying to add a series of numbers together, I would often have to start all over again because it failed to recognize my 1's and 0's. So when adding things, you need to constantly double check to make sure that every keystroke was entered (which is quite a hit in productivity). The only way I can get this calculator to catch ever key stroke is to hit the keys so hard that my fingers begin to hurt. Other Thoughts: I finally just threw the thing out. I just couldn't take it any more. If I press a key, I should be able to assume that it will notice that I pressed it. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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5/24/2010 1:05:49 PM
Tech Level: 4/5
Ownership: 4/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 2/5Junk

Pros: Printing works nicely. Has most all of the features that I would need in a calculator for my small business.

Cons: You REALLY need to push down the buttons in order for it to recognize your keystrokes. For me, it was worst with the 1 and the 0 keys. When I am trying to add a series of numbers together, I would often have to start all over again because it failed to recognize my 1's and 0's. So when adding things, you need to constantly double check to make sure that every keystroke was entered (which is quite a hit in productivity). The only way I can get this calculator to catch ever key stroke is to hit the keys so hard that my fingers begin to hurt.

Other Thoughts: I finally just threw the thing out. I just couldn't take it any more. If I press a key, I should be able to assume that it will notice that I pressed it.

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