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forum_thread: 1109
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- title: RUNNING
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subtitle: ''
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- title: Silrun Systems - The home of programmable Casio pocket calculators
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url: http://www.silrun.de/
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text: German and English zipped manuals
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comments:
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- author: Juergen Leibner (Germany)
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date: Wednesday 15th June 2022
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text: Hi, I bought my PB 1000 in 1986 and used it at school and later in the job. It was and is still an awful calculater/computer. It was the first one I owned. I''m still owning it. And sometimes I use it.
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- author: Gabriele Ruffini (Italia)
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date: Sunday 2nd January 2022
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text: Hi I am a process engineer, during university studies I had a pb 200 and then axpb 1000. I wrote many incredible calculation codes and I suppose I surclassed all owners of hp48. The pb 1000 was really well built and optimized after the experience of the previous casio pocket pc., I really loved it
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- author: Per Wallgren (Sweden)
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date: Tuesday 4th November 2014
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I really liked my PB-1000. I loved to make programs on the calculators. And the PB-1000 was the only one that you could program in assembly. I bought it in them middle of the 80''s and have it still with the disk drive MD-100. And still working!\
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One of the best calculators ever made! :)
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- author: ElCrack! (Ecuador)
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date: Saturday 2nd November 2013
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text: I really fell in love with my PB-1000. Bought it some time in the early 80''s. Used it all the time in university. Wrote countless programs on it for different purposes all the way from mathematics, physics, engineering and digital communications, to games, word processing and graphics. Still works!
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- author: Fermin (Houston USA)
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date: Thursday 10th May 2012
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text: This was my first real Computer acquired at high school in 1989- 1995. served Extremelly well during university. Learned numerical methods with it, did Vectors and matrix programs that only can be done using a PC at its time. Still keep it but in a storage overseas.
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- author: Luis A. Molina (Ecuador)
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date: Thursday 12th January 2012
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text: Bought one ca. 1987, used it through 1992. Helped me get through University, used it to solve fifth degree equations, generate tables, solve defined integrals, as a notepad, icebreaker with girls and after finishing formal schooling as an alarm clock. Died on me the day I graduated as a MSC. I''ve had a good 20 or so computers, handhelds, iPads, etc. since 1981, this has been the most admired and most useful machine I''ve ever possessed!
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- author: Terry (Qatar)
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date: Wednesday 17th August 2011
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Had one of these in the UK. Printer and Disk Drive Unit. Used to cart it round in jacket pocket on construction site. Log instructions and comments as simple notes. Interface to PC was written via cable. Then used PC to produce the letters from the notes.
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Designed multi-storey buildings with 2D frame programme on the machine.
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Used to do little coloured ghant charts for construction programs for segments of work to allow people on site to follow.
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Touch screen for input.
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Years and years ahead of IPad. It just didn''t have the phone and colour graphics on screen. Could print four colours with the little pens. Fantastic bit of kit well ahead of its time.
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Was always amused it was Japanese but assembly and basic language where English.
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Lasted for years.
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Cheers
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- author: Terry (Qatar)
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date: Wednesday 17th August 2011
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text: |-
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Had one of these in the UK. Printer and Disk Drive Unit. Used to cart it round in jacket pocket on construction site. Log instructions and comments as simple notes. Interface to PC was written via cable. Then used PC to produce the letters from the notes.
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Designed multi-storey buildings with 2D frame programme on the machine.
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Used to do little coloured ghant charts for construction programs for segments of work to allow people on site to follow.
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Touch screen for input.
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Years and years ahead of IPad. It just didn''t have the phone and colour graphics on screen. Could print four colours with the little pens. Fantastic bit of kit well ahead of its time.
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Was always amused it was Japanese but assembly and basic language where English.
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Lasted for years.
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Cheers
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- author: Nathan Var (USA)
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date: Thursday 28th April 2011
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text: I am interested in purchasing a FA-7 extension. Please contact me at cfhsnathan@gmail.com.
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- author: Christian (USA)
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date: Sunday 16th January 2011
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text: Titis, they meant to send it through the mail. Not actually having you, and the machine travel there. Just send it to a specialty shop in Japan, and have it sent back. Simple
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- author: Titis Asih (INDONESIA)
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date: Friday 7th May 2010
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I had PB 1000 Casio, and it wasnt work many years. I dont know how to repair it, bcoz the manula book is lost, and many enginner cant repair it. They told me i hv to send it to Japan...hhmmm...too far and much money to go there.
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Is there someone could help me, how mine will be work again?
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- author: carmen de juan
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date: Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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text: I own a Casio PB-1000. Once the batteries get bad and it didn',t work for a lon time. Now ten years after my son found it, put new batteries and it works. The problen is that I don't kown where is the manual. I have moved several times and problably I won't be able to find it. Will some one help me to find the manual in the internet. I've found it but it is in German.
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- author: Juergen Leibner (Germany)
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date: Sunday 13rd August 2006
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I own a Casio PB-1000 and an FA-7 Interface extension. Also every origin documentation is available.\
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I used it from 1986 to 1996 for programming for school purposes.\
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If someone needs information about it feel free to mail me.
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oc_id: 1139
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source:
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url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230608154227/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1139
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