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title	categories	types	origins	years	cpus	params
Casio FX-700P	Computers	Pocket	Japan	1982	HD61913 CMOS VLSI	name image company company_name specs tabs forum_thread photos links related oc_id source FX-700P /media/museum/photos/casio_fx700p_system_s1.jpg /companies/casio Casio label value NAME FX-700P label value MANUFACTURER Casio label value TYPE Pocket label value ORIGIN Japan label value YEAR 1982 label value END OF PRODUCTION Unknown label value BUILT IN LANGUAGE Basic interpreter label value KEYBOARD QWERTY calculator type 54 keys with numeric keypad label value CPU HD61913 CMOS VLSI label value SPEED 455 kHz ceramic resonator used as system clock label value RAM 2 KB (1568 bytes for BASIC) label value ROM 12 KB label value TEXT MODES 1 line x 12 chars plus a 4 digit seven segment display part label value GRAPHIC MODES None label value COLORS Monochrome LCD label value SOUND None label value SIZE / WEIGHT 165 (W) x 71 (D) x 10 (H) mm / 116 g (with batteries) label value I/O PORTS 12-pin expansion port for printer and cassette interface label value POWER SUPPLY 2 x CR-2032 lithium batteries label value PERIPHERALS FA-3 cassette interface\ FP-12 mini thermal printer label value PRICE $200 (USA, Dec 1983) including FA-3 and FP-12 photos links 976 title subtitle text image FRONT VIEW /media/museum/photos/casio_fx700p_frontview_s1.jpg title subtitle text image USER MANUALS German versions of the user manual and software library. /media/museum/photos/casio_fx700p_manuals_s1.jpg title url text Silrun Systems http://www.silrun.info/ Documentations to download for Casio pockets ! Useful. title url text The Pocket Computer Museum http://pocket.free.fr/ The site to visit for pockets computers ! /museum/casio-fx-702p /museum/casio-pb-100 /museum/casio-pb-300 1002 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230605032402/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1002 2023-06-05

The FX-700P is quite the same machine as the PB-100, but is a member of the more scientifically oriented FX product family. Consequentially, it is called "Programmable Calculator", as most FX family members.

It has 2 KB RAM, i.e. it was equipped with two HD61914 RAM chip instead of one like the PB-100, but no further RAM expansion was ever made available.
Moreover, the mathematical functions (SIN, COS, etc.) were assigned to the keyboard, by means of an additional function key. Apart from that, the hardware of the two machines is identical.