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The Wang 700 Calculator is a whole lot smarter than its predecessors. It's the first of a new breed, a third generation programmable calculator. The difference is more revolutionary than evolutionary. It's ten times faster and more powerful than the best of the 2nd generation machines. It handles far longer programs (learns on a built-in 8192-bit core and stores permanently up to 10 blocks of 960 steps each on snap-in magnetic tape cassettes), has many more data storage registers (up to 120), and provides more hardware operations (like logs to base e and base 10, -, e x , 10 x , etc. ), than any existing calculator or so-called desk-top computer. Execution speeds for various functions range from 300 ,«sec for + and — to 250 msec for trig functions. A dual Nixie-type display produces 12. digit answers plus 2-digit (—98 to + 9 9 ) exponents each register. The Wang 700 has commands for loops, branches and subroutines, unmatched power for matrix and array operations. Exclusive integrated circuit design concentrates all these capabilities into a self-contained, convenient desk-top package. It's the logical heir to Wang leadership in high performance problem-solving.
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