Quote from: Juju on December 24, 2011, 01:10:49 am

Quote from: DJ_O on December 24, 2011, 01:07:58 am

Quote from: Juju on December 23, 2011, 03:29:27 pm

Nope, you can't. You could tore it apart more though.

I could post pics of my destroyed calc.

The one I gave you?

Yep. It was already pretty much destroyed anyway. Well, I tore every part apart, it was kinda easy.

Lol not really, all I did was scrambling the keys and getting rid of the cover, right? I don't remember since I didn't touch it for 8 years.

Yeah, pretty much. All I did is opening it and taking the LCD apart to analyze it.

Also something fun: there's only 2 wires on the board, you plug one to +3.3V and the other to the ground and it works

And the LCD only needs the ground and a finger (O_o).

You can easily reuse the LCD, but it takes something like 25 wires.

The board too, you could use it as input and wire where the LCD was to a circuit or something.

actually Juju gave me a great idea....using the spare parts ? ! when crappy calcs are useful!

Wow, the way this calc software works is like if they ripped one of Casio's oldest graphing calc models. My FX-7000G operated in a similar way and you even had the MODE legend on the case like on this one.

It may indeed be a rebranded Casio, given the similarity. It's not uncommon for the manufacturer to be totally different from the brand name printed on the case. Often manufacturers will make products and sell them to other companies just so that they can put their own name on them and resell them.