Adler 1210
Distinctive features: A large calculator from the early 1970s which requires 48 integrated circuits.
Capabilities: 4-function & memory.
Display: 12 digits, individual blue-green Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) tubes.
Technology: 48 Medium Scale Integrated-Circuits (MSI) from Hitachi and Mitsubishi.
Size: 213 mm x 300 mm x 76 mm (8.5" x 12" x 3"), 2.7 Kg (6 lbs.).
Significance: Made in Japan for
Adlerwerke AG, Frankfurt/M [Germany].
T-A Vertriebs-GmbH, 85 Nurnberg [Germany].
(Divisions of Litton Industries, Inc.)
During a period of diversification in the 1960s Litton Industries of the U.S.A. had bought the Royal Typewriter company, the Imperial Typewriter Company of Britain and the Triumph-Adler Office Machine company of Germany. Mechanical and electronic calculators were sold under the Royal, Imperial, Triumph, and Adler names. All Adler electronic models appear to have been manufactured by other companies.
Was advertised in early 1971 by the British distributor Office and Electronic Machines Ltd. (OEM) of London.
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