BISTEC BS‑600

Description

Brand:	BISTEC
Model:	BS-600
Type:	Scientific calculator
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Batteries:	Unknown
Lifetime:	Introduced: unknown Terminated: unknown
Notes:	As far as I can make out BISTEC is an Indian company. This company rebrands (or copies?) calculators by other companies such as CASIO. No idea if this particular calculator is a rebranded one. Reverse image search came up with various other models with the same key layout but different housing, such as: A brandless "made in China" version with the general type indicator "Scientific Calculator". The A&W FRACTION... The Bazic 3003 SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR. The Bazic SCIENT IF IC calculator. The encore fx-82LB FRACTION... The Kaisen 10 Digit fx-82LB FRACTION... The KK fx-82LB FRACTION... The ORPAT fx-100D (also Indian, and no it's not a rebranded CASIO fx-100D). The Signature FRACTION. The TECTRON fx-82LB FRACTION... Very peculiar (and probably illegal) how these can use familiar type indicators such as fx-82LB and fx-100D. Could it be a trick to be accepted as a standard high school calculator? Anyway, the calculator itself is a 10-digit scientific calculator with a load of functions. BASE conversion, statistics and complex number calculations.