does anybody know this calculator model name?

[aqarwaen]

i scored this very small calculator from used item shop.all i can find
is erikshjälpen,but no ohter info.any clue what chipset this calculator  may use?

[edpalmer42]

I have two similar calculators that were giveaways from companies.  If you peel off the price tag, you might find a company name.  One of mine is labelled Mitel.  All the package says is 'Made in Hong Kong'.  The other is from Northern Telecom.  The model might be 'Grand Prix'.  It was imported by Lidco in Markham, Ont.  Mine are both ancient - maybe 20 - 30 years old.

No idea what chipset was used.  The thing is so thin that it must be a COB (chip on board) construction so it would be covered with an epoxy blob.  For anyone reading this, these things are the size of a credit card and about 2.5 mm thick.

Why do you want to know the chipset?

[MLXXXp]

any clue what chipset this calculator  may use?

Calculator forensics may give you a clue.
http://www.rskey.org/~mwsebastian/miscprj/forensics.htm

Edit: Oops! Sorry, without trig functions, the above link may not be helpful.

[tunk]

Most likely it's from the second hand shop of erikshjälpen
and "kr 49" is the price in SEK (currently about 5us$):
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=sv&u=https://secondhand.se/om-erikshjalpen&prev=search

[chriva]

Indeed. Erikshjälpen is an organisation aiming to help children in need. I tend to pay a little extra for stuff when I buy from them. Good people