Looks legit, right? (Fake Casio Calculator)

[Stonent]

 

I'd buy one and send it to Dave, but really what's the point, how many ways can you do black blob on paper thin circuit board?

What gets me is the blatant Casio rip-off. They don't even try to hide it, aside from not having a Casio logo.

This $1.79 beauty was for sale at the "99c" store in my city. Yeah I know it wasn't 99c and nothing they sell is.

[pickle9000]

Don't turn it on....Take it apart

[Stonent]

Don't turn it on....Take it apart

I may go back anyway and buy it just for fun.

[pickle9000]

I have heard that there are non-pcb ones floating around. I guess you'd just print carbon traces for that sort of thing.

[hiddensoul]

I have heard that there are non-pcb ones floating around. I guess you'd just print carbon traces for that sort of thing.

You wouldnt even need resistors you could just laser trim the carbon track 

[EEVblog]

I have heard that there are non-pcb ones floating around. I guess you'd just print carbon traces for that sort of thing.

I did a video where opened up a Casio with no PCB in it, just flex. The solar power video?

[IanB]

That doesn't look like an authentic fake. It would have more credibility with a suitable typo like "Scientific Caculator"   

[Jon86]

Ughh, those horrible soft keys...