Calculatrum electronicum (-i, n.)[1][2] sive machinula calculatoria[3] est machina ad numeros calculandos fabricata, saepe gestabilis, quae arithmeticas operationes electrice solvit. A computatro differt, quod programmabile olim non fuit, ac tantum arithmeticas operationes agere poterat.

Calculatrum electronicum gestabile cum septem segmentorum quadro crystallorum liquidorum, quod arithmeticas operationes solvere potest.

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