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So far I've found mention of the following types:
- CASIO fx-82
- CASIO fx-82A
- CASIO fx-82B (this one)
- CASIO fx-82C
- CASIO fx-82D FRACTION
- CASIO fx-82L FRACTION
- CASIO fx-82LB FRACTION
- CASIO fx-82LP
- CASIO fx-82SX FRACTION
- CASIO fx-82 NASER
- CASIO fx-82SUPER FRACTION
- CASIO fx-82SOLAR FRACTION
- CASIO fx-82TL
- CASIO fx-82MS
- CASIO fx-82MS-2
- CASIO fx-82W
- CASIO fx-82ES PLUS
Enhanced version of the CASIO fx-82A. Added features are the display modes, percentage operation, random number generation, round-off operation, hyperbolic functions, and an "OFF"-key instead of a slider.
A reader submitted this comment on the quality difference between
the CASIO fx-82B and the later series, starting with this one, the
CASIO fx-82C.
I have owned two 82Bs, a C and a D (before finally getting my 100D), and one of the big big problems with the B models was that, after some time, the connecting ribbon between the battery compartment and the main "print" would become dodgy (they were held pressed together, iirc), and would sometimes lose contact when the calculator was bumped, dropped, or even squeezed in just the wrong spot. Extremely annoying, of course, losing your calculation like that. I've seen it happen with, in total, 5 or 6 different B's, while all the C's I've seen never did that. I always had the impression that that was the most important difference between the two.
Jos Dingjan