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Free Inviting Guide On Desk Display Case

18 July 2010
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This possibly is the best buy on the market. The calculator is compact in size. Will fit in your pocket, pocketbook, or briefcase with ease. The keys are a nice size and makes it easy to crunch numbers without making mistakes entering the numbers. The screen has a large display thats easy to read, all at a price that is hard to pass up. If you are looking for a compact pocket calculator this is the one to get.

I need help with a display. Need to display geotextile samples? Help!?
I am currently displaying my geotextile samples in a brochure type display holder. (see here) http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y46/brittney420/?action=view&current=case.jpgbut desk Display Case its not really working for holding a large amount. i can only fit about 8 in each holder. not very practical. i have been perusing google and stuff but am not coming up with much. i see very large cases, or the same displays i have now. does anyone have any ideas????PS This would be sitting on the top ledge of my desk so i am not really wanting anything that stands on the floor. hopefully someone else out there can help!
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4 Comments to “Free Inviting Guide On Desk Display Case”

  1. Escamilla July 18, 2010 at 4:19 pm

    I purchased this calculator to replace an old Texas Instruments solar calculator I had been using for many years. This calculator definitely accomplished that. I know that when I look at a review I want to immediately see the good, the bad, and the ugly, so that is how I will write this.

    good
    1.the read out screen can be adjusted to any angle you like to eliminate glare
    2.the solar panel is situated to the left and underneath the read out screen so you should get continuous solar power.
    3. the readout is clear and larger than normal, which is good if your eyes are tired like mine
    4. You can close the calculator to protect the screen from scratching on things in you purse or pocket and take it with you
    5. you can’t beat the price
    THERE IS NO BAD SO FAR

  2. Balderama July 19, 2010 at 3:54 am

    This folding calculator is great for my needs which are balancing my check book and paying bills. I have macular degeneration and seeing details are difficult. The size of the numerals on the display make things much easier for me. I also like the fact that it folds closed and takes up less space than my other ones did.

  3. Chambers July 19, 2010 at 3:30 pm

    Great little calculator, works great and was exactly what the vendor said it
    was. Only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is size. But I still can use it
    and it works great for what I want it for. I recommend

  4. Kerney July 20, 2010 at 4:09 am

    Terrific item, takes up little space, so it can be kept at your finger tips. Hinge design works well so it can be put at what ever angle you wish. Would definately buy it again

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