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Additional Pictures
This Busicom "HANDY-LE"
LE-120s was manufactured
in March 1972 in Japan.![]() |
The Busicom "HANDY-LE"
LE-120S is
powered by four disposable AA-size batteries.![]() |
The
Busicom "HANDY-LE"
LE-120S calculator with the rearside of its housing removed.![]() |
The
Busicom "HANDY-LE"
LE-120S calculator with its housing completely
removed.![]() |
| The Main printed circuit
board (PCB) of the Busicom "HANDY-LE" LE-120S is centered around a Mostek MK6010L single-chip calculator circuit. ![]() ![]() |
The
keyboard module of the Busicom "HANDY-LE" LE-120S calculator.![]() ![]() |
Close-up view of the Mostek MK6010L
single-chip calculator circuit.![]() |
Close-up view of the 12
Monsanto MAN-3A Seven-Segment LED Displays.![]() |
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