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sarahjtv · 3 years

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BNHA Chapter 319 Spoiler Analysis: Found Family

Holy crap what a phenomenal chapter! This arc in general has been great, but this chapter might be one of my favorites of the arc. Not just because it focuses on Class 1-A (I’m so glad to see the kids again), but because of the growth we see in these kids in general especially Bakugo and Shoto IMO. Like, holy shit ESPECIALLY BAKUGO! I stand by my opinion that Bakugo is one of the best developed characters in the series. There’s so much I want to say about this chapter and I’ll try my best to do so if my poor injured left hand will let me 😭:

The chapter starts off with the first of 3 colored pages we’re going to get over the next few weeks to celebrate 7 YEARS OF MY HERO ACADEMIA!!! CONGRATS, HORIKOSHI-SENSEI!!! This series revived my love of anime/manga and really helped me in some really rough spots in my life. I will forever be grateful towards Horikoshi for bringing this series to life and blessing us with such an incredible story full of beautiful characters. MHA may be a little overrated, but I still think it deserves all the love it can get.

Anyway, the color page. It shows Uraraka, Iida (who has red eyes here, so IDK why the anime gives him blue eyes though I do think they work better for him personally *shrugs*), Shoto, Tokoyami, and Bakugo after basically figuring out where Deku went. Bakugo is shown tearing up his letter (which says something like “Thank you for being there, Kacchan”; there’s more but I can’t translate it 😭) and you can kinda see some bandage wrap around his arm where he was stabbed. Also, both Bakugo and Shoto still have some visible injuries on their faces and Bakugo’s hands, so they’re still recovering from the War. It’s a really pretty page in general and I can’t wait to see what the next 2 color pages are going to look like. I also kinda want Horikoshi to take a break after this too again so he doesn’t overwork himself. Maybe he’ll treat himself to the MHA: World Heroes Mission movie 🍿.

So, Shoto and Bakugo have figured out that Deku is most likely with Endeavor, Hawks, and Best Jeanist. Problem is that none of them are answering their phones. I like that Bakugo calls Best Jeanist “Pair of Denim Pants” 😂 and Shoto’s image of Endeavor is still a very angry version of his old man. Shoto’s still making amends with his father, but he’s still not THERE yet. Regardless, these kids are smart enough to know that something’s up. Especially since All Might hasn’t returned to UA either.

It’s basically confirmed by Ojiro that because classes have been suspended, our Class 1-A kids are still 1-A; they haven’t moved into their second year yet. That clears up the confusion on whether we should still refer these group of kids as 1-A still or not.

Now Bakugo’s showing how much of a genius he really is despite his personality. Bakugo figures out that the Top 3 and All Might are working together as a group based on how they all connected with each other back at Central Hospital. Also, Bakugo concludes that All Might snuck Deku’s letters under their doors while Deku started running. Ultimately, Bakugo does know more about Deku and All Might more than anyone else does. He’s been around his childhood friend and he’s admired his idol longer than most people have. Bakugo understands how bad the situation is and he’s ready to take action.

As are the other kids. You can see how determined they are and you can see Kirishima’s black roots coming in 🥺! Even Uraraka gets some shine here by bringing up the idea to trick Endeavor to come via getting help from Principle Nezu as Endeavor was a UA student. It’s really interesting to see Ochako in a more serious roll than usual, but I actually like it. I hope she’s still as bubbly as she always was at the end of the day, but she’s definitely matured and grown a lot over the corse of the series. Even the simple things like her hair show it as it’s not as floaty as it was before. I love it when Horikoshi shows small details like this. It adds to the characters and stories a lot. Also, the art in this chapter is amazing.

And now it’s Endeavor vs. Class 1-A in a much needed conversation. All the kids are wearing their school uniforms to make this as formal and serious as they can. EVEN BAKUGO IS PROPERLY WEARING HIS TIE YOU KNOW SHIT’S ABOUT TO GO DOWN!!! And, I must say, Bakugo looks damn good with a tie 😳. You can also get a decent height measurement on the kids here if you want. Ngl, sometimes I forget that Shoto’s about 2 inches taller than Bakugo. It’s definitely the hair.

Shoto’s the first to step up and he scolds the hell out of his old man. Rightfully so tbh. Endeavor shouldn’t have ignored Shoto’s calls even though I kind of understood why. Shoto reminds Endeavor of their plan to stop Dabi though thankfully that’s what’s pushing Endeavor forward so he hasn’t forgotten. Shoto calls his father “Endeavor” and gets mad at him fro leaving Deku and All Might alone. The rough translations say he called Izuku “Deku” here too btw. Endeavor has no response. I think this anger Shoto’s unleashing is very justified and has been burning inside him since Deku left UA. His best friend just up and left him and his friends with nothing but a letter to kinda explain things. Also, Shoto and the rest of 1-A (minus Bakugo) have basically been lied to for about a year. I’d want answers too if someone did that to me.

Bakugo steps in by putting a hand on Shoto’s shoulder (🥺) to calm him down a bit and to say his piece. Ultimately, he thinks what Deku is doing is right, but that the way they’re all doing it is wrong. I love Deku and All Might, but they’re sacrificial idiots. They care more about others than they probably ever will themselves. That’s how All Might lost his OFA in the first place. It’s because of that that All Might doesn’t have it in him to stop Deku from going down this path. They shouldn’t have been left alone. Someone should’ve kept a closer eye on them. I know the Top 3 were all worried about getting too close to Deku before, but really, someone should’ve been watching them closer on the sidelines.

The next page is a really cool drawing of Endeavor flinging his phone to the kids to catch. The previous panels showed Endeavor with this face that’s regretful and I think he realized something: That Bakugo is right and that the kids might be better off finding Deku than he is. So he basically gives the kids his GPS on his phone. Those are just my thoughts, but it does look like that. I don't think Endeavor’s just going to up and give up though. He’s probably going to start rethinking things though.

As Sero manages to catch Endeavor’s phone, he and the rest of the kids think about how even though they’ve only known Deku for a year, they still think of him as family and cannot let him go down this thorny path alone. They’ll carry the OFA burden with him if they have to. They can’t smile without Deku around. These kids truly have become a family over the year. It’s amazing to see. Everyone’s like a brother and sister and it’s really nice to see. I just love Found Family stories, guys 😭❤️

And really quick, I want to focus on my ❄️🔥 boy, Shoto, really quick. As he’s thinking about Deku, he mentions how shocked he still is about Deku keeping OFA from them and how Deku thought just a letter would suffice. He has this sad look on his face like he’s trying to say: “I still can’t believe my best friend hid this from me for so long. Why? Did he not trust me?” That’s just my interpretation. Still, I can’t imagine how upset Shoto must feel. I think he still cares a lot about Deku enough to go out and find him, but he’s gotta feel some sort of betrayal. More so than the other students outside of Bakugo because, again, Deku was essentially Shoto’s best and closest friend 💙😭

Endeavor is rightfully worried about letting the kids out in the state of Japan right now, but now Principle Nezu speaks up and praises the kids on growing up so well. He’s also took into account Deku's feelings about his mission which is why he agreed to the team up. Also, Deku’s still welcome back to UA whenever he wants thank god ☺️. He’s a student who has to be protected. There’s a cute panel of Uraraka and her mom crying happily after getting her acceptance letter too. Not 100% why this is shown other than Acceptance Letter part, but it’s cute to see. Maybe Ochako realizes how much Deku needs to be protected or something.

As for the refugees, Nezu had the security system strengthened in time for the Cultural Festival earlier, but they never used it before. It’s call The UA Barrier. God, how strong is this thing? Is it strong enough to stop Shigaraki who was able to Decay the last barrier? This seems like something that’ll be used in the final battle TBH.

So, Nezu trust the 1-A kids to bring Deku back home. Which is exactly what they plan to do as all 19 of them enter Kamino in a badass full page. I actually wasn’t sure if all 19 of them were there at first since I couldn’t find Shoto for the life of me, but then my eyes saw the BIG-ASS ICE WALL IN THE BACK AND I THOUGHT “OH THERE HE IS!!!” LOL 😂

The next panel actually does show Shoto with Momo as they capture the villain from the last chapter. Momo politely calls Bakugo “Bakugo-san”, but Bakugo demands that he be called his insane hero name: “GREAT EXPLOSION MURDER GOD DYNAMIGHT”! I CAN’T WITH THIS DUDE SOMETIMES WHY DO I LOVE HIM SO MUCH 💥🧡

Deku sees his friend and wonders why they came. Ochako answers because that they were worried about him, but Deku tries to convince everyone (including himself) that he’s fine. He’s obviously not and Bakugo calls TF out on him! He even drops a good F-bomb for good measure. Bakugo mocks Deku for trying to act like All Might and asks Deku if he can even smile right now. I actually really like it that Bakugo’s calling Deku out on his shit. I think Deku needs some good tough love right now to knock some sense into him. Who would be better to do that than Katsuki Bakugo himself?

As Deku is trying to convince everyone that’s he’s fine (while still looking like a demon btw), there’s a small focus on Iida. Actually, a few panels this chapter have focused on Iida. Maybe he’s remembering the time Deku saved him back when they went up against Stain. Deku saved him then so it’s now Iida’s turn to save Deku. Also, Iida hasn’t gotten much focus lately and I really like his character, so I’m glad he’s being brought back to the forefront again. Also, I like hearing Kaito-san’s voice in general so I’d be happy to hear him again (thanks for that one, Haikyuu).

The final spread shows Deku telling everyone to move away while Bakugo, Iida, and Ochako get ready to stop him. IT’S DEKU VS. CLASS 1-A!!! WE’RE ENTERING CIVIL WAR FOLKS!!! Seriously, though, this is great. I was thinking that it would be just Bakugo and a few other students finding Deku. Instead we got the whole class. And looks like that “helping hand” thing will happen later because we got a battle to fight first.

Bakugo’s become a damn fine leader and I love to see his growth every freaking time🧡! I like how Iida has his hand on Bakugo’s back to support him btw. It’s weird that Shoto’s not in this page though. He’s one of Deku’s best friends, so I would think he would be in this page along with Bakugo and his first 2 friends (Ochako and Iida). Maybe Horikoshi’s saving Shoto for a more 1-on-1 conversation with Deku. God, I hope that happens because I think along with Bakugo, Shoto deserves a good talk with Deku the most.

Honestly, I’m not sure who would win this battle. I’ve been going through scenarios in my head on who would win, but I can’t come to a solid answer. Class 1-A has 19 versatile Quirks under their belt and they have more energy than Deku to fight, but Deku still has 6 insanely powerful Quirks that he’s been practicing for a while. The kids could probably win if they strategize enough and use Deku’s exhaustion against him, but again, Deku has OFA and multiple other Quirks. If he could beat Lady Nagant, one of the best snipers around, he might be able to beat the 1-A kids. He could just escape with Smoakscreen, Black Whip, and Float if he wants to really. That would put 1-A on another wild goose chase. There’s also Deku’s Danger Sense which will be a pain to deal with. Also, Deku said that he’s as strong as All Might was in his prime with Fa-Jin and OFA combined. Only AFO and Shigaraki were strong enough to take on THAT. Plus, we still don’t know what the 2nd OFA Holder’s Quirk is yet. Deku might use it in this battle. God, I have so many theories in my head now. I think this battle will be awesome, but ultimately, I want Deku to come home 😭💚

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phawareglobal · 4 years

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Avi Halpert - phaware® interview 319

My name is Avi Halpert. I work for United Therapeutics Corporation, based in Silver Spring, Maryland. I've been happily employed with UT going on 14 and a half years. Just happened upon UT when I was working in the Silver Spring market, managing and building and had an interview with Dr. Martine Rothblatt one Thanksgiving, and was offered an opportunity to head up real estate and construction for the company. It's one of the best decisions in my life and it was a wonderful opportunity. It continues to be a wonderful opportunity. We are a unique division of United Therapeutics to have in house real estate and construction, for a small company. There's a team of five of us that build, renovate, buy, and sell facilities worldwide for United Therapeutics, tailoring unique facilities. I think it was the fact that everything is unique within United Therapeutics, that Martine wanted to bring this service in-house rather than outsourcing it to some company that didn't have the connection. You get an email from Dr. Rothblatt and it's, "Hey Avi, stop what you're doing. I need you and your team to focus on a building in Silver Spring, and in 15 months from now, I want it to be ready and commissioned and have FDA approval." It's those challenges and those stretch goals that come almost every day to us here, at the corporate real estate department, trying to keep up with the vision of Martine and the demands of the PAH industry and its devices, it's drugs. These are special facilities all over the place. Martine takes an incredible interest in real estate. She knows it's a competitive marketplace out there, and she wants people to feel good about where they work and where they manufacturer the drug and where they produce the devices. Facilities are part of our culture. You walk in through a United Therapeutics facility worldwide and you know, with the United Therapeutics facility, it's not that generic, rectilinear facility that anybody else would have. First of all, I think there's a cultural aspect. Yes [there's] FDA, you have GMP manufacturing spaces and there's a standard of cleanliness and operational efficiencies that are necessitated by the FDA, by the European Union, by the Japanese and other regulatory agencies around the world, that ultimately accept our drug and our devices worldwide. But that unique United Therapeutics culture, where our corporate real estate team sits down with the manufacturing groups and with human resources, and with quality control, and everyone's got their seat at the table, to make sure that the facility meets everybody's goals. An outside consultant and an outside architect just don’t appreciate all the nuances. We do things a little differently and we might want something a little special and a little different from your typical pharma/bio-science company out there. It's those unique elements that excite, that invigorates, our team from the receptionist and shipping and receiving, to our research departments, to our manufacturing team. Everybody's got a say in it. Everyone's a participant at the table and Martine wants to make sure that we deliver these facilities in a timely fashion, because she knows having these facilities ready, in anticipation of FDA approval, is most important. I remember she told me a while ago, we built a facility and I think it was probably four or five years before we ultimately received FDA approval. And I'm like, "Martine, why are we waiting?" She said, "If we receive FDA approval and then I tell you to go, Avi and team, you've got two years, if we're lucky, to deliver that facility - that's two years where I cannot deliver enough or any drug product to our patient population." So yes, we do occasionally do things at risk, but it's that positive attitude of build it and FDA approval shall come, is sort of a mantra around here. I think, overall, our team is proud of delivering these facilities, and when we see a drug product ultimately leave it. The most unique thing about what we do is all the buildings, even if they are more of an administrative function, there are people in there that are making things happen to make lives better, and extend the lives of patients and families that are dealing with PAH and dealing with rare oncology cancers. But Martine pushes us, she pushes us with timeframes. Sometimes the timeframe, if you look at when custom manufacturing equipment needs to be produced overseas and when she wants the facilities delivered, the times don't even match up, because it takes longer to manufacture the equipment before a building could be ready. She has a vision of where things should be and sometimes pushing the limits with local municipalities is a real driving force. We built a new drug manufacturing for our Unituxin pediatric neuroblastoma drug here in Silver Spring. We had to get a zoning text amendment to allow for our mechanical floors not to count as overall floor area ratio. We essentially built a 30,000 square foot building where we were, by right, entitled to build about a 15,000 square foot building. United Therapeutics, in most of our markets, has a unique story to tell and it's a compelling story. But it's what our team does when we meet with local council members, and local officials, and department of permitting services, and construction, and utilities. We tell them the story and we tell them what we ultimately need and we find a way to deliver these buildings in unique and quick timeframes in urban environments. Even in our North Carolina facility, which we have plenty of grounds, we are meeting with town managers and we are meeting with permitting people. The first thing we do, rather than talk about our project, is talk about our company and how special it is, and what a small population of patients that we are servicing. Once people understand that we're not building that 7-Eleven or that new gas station and that what we're doing is important. Everybody talks with passion. I bring our annual report, which are unique. We have our own in-house art department that loves showing how different we are. I bring an annual report. Most recently, for our pediatric neuroblastoma drug, our team came up with a little cartoon book and finger puppets that help tell the story to these young patients and their families. You put it on the table and everybody's like, "Why did this real estate person come, who's asking me to approve a set of plans or a site plan or ask for a variance to a building code. Why'd they bring a children's book and finger puppets?" I'll leave it down there. Then I'll tell why we do these special things. Patients and their families are important to us and we make sure that the buildings are state of the art, and that we can deliver the drug product and the drug devices out of these special buildings. We have an in-house art department that comes up with unique art throughout our campuses worldwide. I need to make sure that we have a home for it. We have a living, breathing sculpture in one of our buildings, and I had to make sure that the fire code would allow us to hang this piece of art from the ceiling, and that it wouldn't interfere with the fire system. So, it's a collaborative effort. There's nothing that doesn't happen that everybody has a finger in it. It's part of our branding. I think we're a little subtle. We like to stay off the radar. We weave that into the architecture, also. A few times we've been called out by municipalities that say, "Hey, those lungs on the building, that's signage." And we go, "Oh no. It's just an architectural element." So, art is important both for the public and when we have visitors. They'll see it throughout our complex. We work hand in hand with art and legal and our marketing department to make sure that it's very clear that you're in a United Therapeutics facility anywhere in the world. I came from the construction industry and I was building Kentucky Fried Chickens and Walgreens throughout the Washington metropolitan area, and knew nothing about the pharma industry, other than when I picked up my prescription. I can tell you if they told me that I could pay $10 and get generic, I did it. It wasn't until I met everybody at United Therapeutics and recognized what pharma is truly about and what goes in to a name brand drug, and what kind of passion and love happens. It's integral to everybody over here and how we know that we make a great, lifesaving drug. It's truly important. When I told Martine that I knew nothing about the industry and knew nothing about manufacturing and her comment, I'll never forget it was, "Avi, if I give you the resources to deliver on my vision and the company's vision, will you take the job?" And I said, "Sure." Then I paused. I was recently married and I said, "I'd like to check with my wife first." She said, "Check with your wife. I'll see you in two weeks." And I've never looked back. I love construction. I love what I did for the first portion of my life. But to know that our team is delivering amazing buildings all over the place. [When] I'm on trains and in hotels and in restaurants, you find, quickly, you're less than two degrees of separation from somebody that has a lung ailment or cancer. Just knowing that I'm part of something bigger here at United Therapeutics. I walk around all of our buildings on a regular basis and take pictures and send them to our engineering team and I'm like, "This doesn't look right. Can you deal with this?" And they're like, "Hey, this is facilities and engineering." [And I tell them] "No, it's our building and I'm going to make sure that it looks the way we delivered it five years ago, and two years ago, and 15 years ago. So, it's important to myself. It's important to Martine. It's important to everybody that works on my team, Thomas, and Andy, and Amy, and Alaina, and Rob. We take everything that we do very personally and we're passionate about it. I hope we continue to be able to deliver these fascinating buildings. But more importantly, it's the fascinating science that comes from the buildings that is important to everybody here at the United Therapeutics. This is Avi Halpert, and I'm aware that I'm rare.

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jordansheil · 7 years

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Best Pocket Calculators

Math is everywhere. You need to purchase online but the shipping cost is exorbitant and you want to know if it’s still worth buying? Do the math. You want to keep up with your loan amortization but your amortization schedule is not available? Do the math. You want to get your 5 year old kid an insurance policy but you do not know how much. Do the math. Doing the grocery? Planning a get-together party? Trying to bake your nephew’s birthday cake? Computing your taxes, penalties and charges? Do the math. See, math is everywhere.

However, whether we admit it or not, most of us will never be a math genius. It will always be a struggle to mentally compute mathematical calculations in the scenarios above. That is why, in this article, we are going to introduce you to pocket calculators. Pocket calculators will give you the necessary help in your day-to-day math calculations. It will give you more precise calculations for a more sound decision in your home, office or even in school. The best part of it all is the fact that these calculators are so versatile, convenient, easy-to-use and handy that you can bring it anywhere with you. If you don’t like to bring it with you, then maybe you can settle by leaving it in target places where you feel you can make use of it. Go on, put one in your car compartment, your office drawer, your school locker or even in your kitchen drawers. It takes so little space we guarantee you that there would be enough room for all your other stuff. If you want to know which pocket calculators make it to the top five, take a chill pill and read on below.

Casio SL-300SV Solar Powered Standard Function Calculator

Never miscalculate another set of purchases or merchandise for your business or for your office. Compute conveniently even at the comforts of your own home with the Casio Solar Powered Standard Function Calculator.

This pocket calculator is very handy and you can literally take it anywhere you go. You can even choose to just leave it inside your car, office or business establishment just in case you need to do some quick calculations. It is solar powered so you don’t have to worry about bringing extra batteries with you. However, it’s good to note that it has two-way power. Meaning, aside from the solar power, it also comes with a regular battery. This way, you don’t have to worry if it’s cloudy outside. Even if Mr. Sun does not come out to solar-charge your calculator, you can still make your needed calculations! Of course, these extra batteries would come in handy especially at night or if you are in a place where sunlight usually cannot reach you.

Further, it has an eight-digit display with sixteen-digit approximations for those important decimal points. It has a large and simple to read display which comes in handy if you somehow forgot to bring your glasses or just in case grandma opted to borrow your calculator. It has an independent memory, function for profit-margins and percentage which makes this calculator a must for your business and home use.

Sharp Electronics EL243SB 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator

The Sharp Electronics 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator is the perfect calculator for your “I simply need a calculator” necessity.

This handheld calculator is powered by two different sources. First, it utilizes solar power which makes use of solar energy to start up. Second, it comes with the regular battery power which you can conveniently replace once drained. The calculator will automatically switch to battery power when put in low light or when there is no light at all. As such, while this handy-dandy calculator is solar powered, you can still use it at night or at places where the sun cannot reach you, it automatically shuts down when not in use. It has a very large display and boasts of an eight digit display in an LCD monitor.

Moreover, it also features three memory keys – the memory plus, memory minus and recall or clear memory keys. As any normal calculators, this includes a percent key to quickly get the discount for an item you wish to purchase. It also has a key for square-root and sign change. Lastly, unlike any other calculators of this line, this has an attached durable and hard cover for extra safety in case it accidentally falls off from your table.

Casio Inc SL-100L Standard Function Calculator

The Casio Inc Standard Function Calculator is a folding calculator perfect for school, office, business and even for your home.

This handy calculator is solar powered and can be used anywhere you want to make your quick calculations at. For its size, it features a large display which can show eight digits for larger viewing of the results. With its large display, it is very easy to read making it one of the best calculators in the market for all ages. To top it all, since the numbers are large, the probability of committing an error also decreases. So whenever your mom, dad or grandmother asks for a calculator you can just hand this to them and you will not have to worry about them not being able to read the display even if they have forgotten to bring their glasses.

It has functions for basic mathematical equations such as division, subtraction, multiplication and addition. It also has a dedicated key for square root. It also includes an independent memory and three digit comma indicators. It has 3/8×319/32×4-1/32 dimensions when opened or unfolded and 17/32×3-19/32×2-3/16 when not in fold. With its compact size, this pocket calculator is perfect for those students, businessmen or office workers who are always in the hurry and on the go. Just pick it from your pocket and do those mathematical calculations wherever and whenever you like.

Texas Instruments 503SV/FBL/2L1 Standard Function Calculator

We cannot deny the fact that a calculator is one of the most important tools that we need in our lives. Making MENTAL mathematical calculations may be enjoyable and easy for some, but it is definitely not applicable for all.

Save yourself from worries just in case you have to solve and calculate some mathematical question or equation. No need to worry too if you just want to precisely calculate the change you will get after that purchase you made in the neighborhood store. With the Texas Instruments Standard Function Calculator, your math worries will soon be over.

It has a crystal clear and very simple to read display. Also, it has an eight digit display which is seven millimeter large. It takes pride of its 3 button key memories, a switch button and a power saving capacity. This small but terrible calculator also comes with dimensions of 5 x 3 x .05. The +/- buttons make it a lot easier to input negative numbers as well. Apart from that, the buttons are also rubberized so it is soft and easy to push making this calculator very easy and comfortable to use. Designed to be very compact, you can definitely take this pocket calculator anywhere. There’s no denying this calculator comes in very handy whether you intend to use it in office, school, or even in the kitchen to merely calculate the correct estimate of your baking ingredients. We absolutely think this practical yet powerful calculator is perfect for students, mothers, office workers and business people of all ages.

Sharp EL233SB Standard Function Calculator

The Sharp Standard Function Calculator is your reliable easy to carry calculator with its compact wallet size dimensions.

It has a big 8-digit display LCD monitor for easier viewing. It is also encased in a protective plastic covering which is strong and very durable. The keys and buttons are also made of high-quality plastic making it very robust, sturdy, and durable. This calculator also features a three-memory key: the memory plus, minus and recall/erase memory buttons. It also comes with a dedicated button for percentage and square-root. This also is very power efficient, for it has an automatic shut-down feature which allows the unit to turn off when not in use for some time. It also comes with a free battery pack which can last for a very long time. Lastly, it only weighs 1.2-oz. which makes it very portable and easy to carry. Bring it along with you anywhere you go and never worry about quick calculations you may have to do.

Conclusion

In this article, we have reminded you of the often overlooked essential functions of calculators in our lives. We provided several scenarios where a calculator would definitely come in handy. In these scenarios, precise computation is a must. Pocket calculators provide solution to these dilemmas. Pocket calculators were named as such since it is very portable and can be conveniently placed anywhere, even in your pockets. With this in mind, we have listed five of the best pocket calculators for you to choose from.

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konveru · 7 years

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Best Pocket Calculators

Casio SL-300SV Solar Powered Standard Function Calculator

Sharp Electronics EL243SB 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator

The Sharp Electronics 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator is the perfect calculator for your “I simply need a calculator” necessity.

Casio Inc SL-100L Standard Function Calculator

The Casio Inc Standard Function Calculator is a folding calculator perfect for school, office, business and even for your home.

Texas Instruments 503SV/FBL/2L1 Standard Function Calculator

Sharp EL233SB Standard Function Calculator

The Sharp Standard Function Calculator is your reliable easy to carry calculator with its compact wallet size dimensions.

Conclusion

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broadreviews · 7 years

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Best Pocket Calculators

Casio SL-300SV Solar Powered Standard Function Calculator

Sharp Electronics EL243SB 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator

The Sharp Electronics 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator is the perfect calculator for your “I simply need a calculator” necessity.

Casio Inc SL-100L Standard Function Calculator

The Casio Inc Standard Function Calculator is a folding calculator perfect for school, office, business and even for your home.

Texas Instruments 503SV/FBL/2L1 Standard Function Calculator

Sharp EL233SB Standard Function Calculator

The Sharp Standard Function Calculator is your reliable easy to carry calculator with its compact wallet size dimensions.

Conclusion

Source: https://broadreview.com/best-pocket-calculators/

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broadreviewblog1 · 7 years

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Best Pocket Calculators

Casio SL-300SV Solar Powered Standard Function Calculator

Sharp Electronics EL243SB 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator

The Sharp Electronics 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator is the perfect calculator for your “I simply need a calculator” necessity.

Casio Inc SL-100L Standard Function Calculator

The Casio Inc Standard Function Calculator is a folding calculator perfect for school, office, business and even for your home.

Texas Instruments 503SV/FBL/2L1 Standard Function Calculator

Sharp EL233SB Standard Function Calculator

The Sharp Standard Function Calculator is your reliable easy to carry calculator with its compact wallet size dimensions.

Conclusion

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Best Pocket Calculators

Casio SL-300SV Solar Powered Standard Function Calculator

Sharp Electronics EL243SB 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator

The Sharp Electronics 8-Digit Twin Powered Calculator is the perfect calculator for your “I simply need a calculator” necessity.

Casio Inc SL-100L Standard Function Calculator

The Casio Inc Standard Function Calculator is a folding calculator perfect for school, office, business and even for your home.

Texas Instruments 503SV/FBL/2L1 Standard Function Calculator

Sharp EL233SB Standard Function Calculator

The Sharp Standard Function Calculator is your reliable easy to carry calculator with its compact wallet size dimensions.

Conclusion

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