Specifications for Sony Sobax ICC-500W

Manufacturer: Sony Corporation
Model Number: Sobax ICC-500W
Serial Number: 15286
Date of Introduction: June, 1967
Date of Manufacture: Late 1968
Manufactured In: Japan
Original Price: $1195 (Early '70 Price)
Weight: 14 Pounds
Size: 10 7/8" Wide, 14" Deep, 4 3/4" High
Power Requirement: 10 Watts, 117V AC, 50/60Hz
Rear panel connector for BP-11E Battery Pack or
DCC-2AW Auto Power Adapter
Display Technology: Nixie Tube, 14 digits w/Right-Hand Decimal, Leading Zero Suppression
Logic Technology: Sony-made Hybrid Transistor Modules
Five Plug-In Circuit Boards
Magnetostrictive Delay Line for Register Storage
Digits of Capacity: 14
Decimal Modes: Fixed, Slide-Switch Selectable from 0 to 13 digits behind the decimal
Arithmetic Logic: Algebraic
Math Functions: Four Function
Constant: No
Memories: Accumulator-Style Memory Register
"Total" Accumulator for Sum of Products/Quotients
Performance: Addition/Subtraction: 15ms
Multiplication: 250ms
Division: 400ms

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Related Machines: Sony Sobax ICC-400W
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Memories: 2. One general, another 'sum of product/quotients' register
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