Sinclair Executive Memory
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The Sinclair Executive Memory is a four-function calculator with memory function introduced by Sinclair Radionics in 1973. It is powered by the Texas Instruments TMS0132NC processor. It uses eight red LED digit displays and is powered by four button cell batteries. The low power consumption required to run off such a small power source was obtained by pulsing the power supply to the electronics. It cost £24.95. The Executive Memory followed on from the Sinclair Executive calculator, which was the world's first slimline pocket calculator when released in 1972 and cost £79.95 +VAT. It was one third the size of any of its competitors in 1972 and cost half as much. The Sinclair Executive won a Design Council Award for Electronics in 1973. Manufacturer: Sinclair Other Systems Related To Sinclair Executive Memory:This exhibit has a reference ID of CH41933. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. |
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