Casio fx-8000G

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General Specifications
Product Name: Casio fx-8000G
Type: Graphing Calculator
Release Year: 1985
Display Type: LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
Display Size: 96×64 pixels, 8 lines with 16 characters each
Power Supply: 2x CR2032 batteries
Dimensions: Approximately 14.7 cm x 7.3 cm x 1.8 cm
Weight: Around 150 grams
Memory
User Memory: Around 4,224 bytes for storing programs and variables
Graphing Capabilities
Graphing Types: Function graphing, parametric graphing, polar graphing
Graphing Features: Ability to plot multiple graphs simultaneously, zoom, trace, and analysis functions (such as finding roots, maxima, minima, and integrals)
Programming
Programming Language: Proprietary Casio language, similar to BASIC
Features: Program creation and execution, conditional statements, loops, and the ability to store programs in memory
Mathematical Functions
Functionality: Includes standard scientific calculator functions, such as trigonometric functions, logarithms, exponentials, and statistics, as well as more advanced features like derivatives, integrals, matrix calculations, and complex number calculations.
Connectivity
Data Communication: Possible with other fx-8000G units or a Casio FA-80 interface for connection to a computer or printer, although these accessories may be hard to find today.
Additional Features
Auto Power Off: To save battery life, the calculator automatically turns off after a period of inactivity.
Customization: Users can assign frequently used functions or programs to keys for quick access.
Packaging
Typically included the calculator, a hard case or slide-on cover, a user manual, and batteries.