Commodore 885D-2 Electronic Calculator (1974) Video Telephone Magneto Test Unit

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Commodore 885D-2 Electronic Calculator (1974) Video Telephone Magneto Test UnitCommodore 885D 2 The Commodore 885D 2, released in the mid 1970s, is a classic example of a portable digital calculator from the era before the company famous for it shifted to building home computers. This pocket sized device featured a bright, glowing blue green text screen that was much easier to read than the dull red LED screens used by its competitors. The "D 2" model was built to bring full sized desktop power into a portable frame. Beyond