Poll: Do you still own a stand alone Calculator?

Do you still own a standalone calculator?


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Got a graphical calculator in my pedestal at work. From my A-Level maths days. I rarely use it nowadays.
 
Yes

I still have a few dotted around the house and garage, I find them much more comfortable/easier to use than the phone* due to tactile feed back (I know I've pressed the button, and the screen doesn't turn off after a few seconds) and it means I'm not changing windows on the computer and accidentally entering numbers in the wrong one.


*I'm also not worried about getting a £5 calculator covered in muck, or dropping it.
 
I have a large button calculator that i use when i do extra place matched betting. You need to be able to work out lay odds quickly without mistakes so the large buttons really help.
 
I use one at work as I sometimes need to do calculations for rolling material. I could use Excel but still prefer paper and calculator for some reason due to speed and simplicity. I seldom use my phone or my pc calculators as they just aren't as handy.
 
Nope - use my phone, tablet or PC. We've got some still somewhere at work but I think I tidied them up into a draw 3 years ago and they've not been touched since though I seem to recall there is one floating about somewhere which gets occasional use.

I have to say my ability to calculate numbers in my head has decreased significantly over the years - 20 years ago any basic addition or multiplication I'd do instantly in my head now I really have to think about it or do it out on paper if not using some form of calculator.
 
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I think there is one in the house. But not seen it in years.

Solar powered calculators were ahead of their time.
 
"own"? yes, I still have my old Casio graphical calculator from A-Levels in a box somewhere in the attic. Actively use? Nope - probably not since A-Levels! :cry:
 
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