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Ordered and Unordered Calculator Lists
Lists in two columns
Ordered List
- Amortization Calculator
- Auto Loan Calculator
- Finance Calculator
- Inflation Calculator
- Investment Calculator
- Payment Calculator
- Retirement Calculator
Unordered List
- Compound Interest Calculator
- Salary Calculator
- Interest Rate Calculator
- Sales Tax Calculator
- Interest Calculator
- Income Tax Calculator
- Loan Calculator
Basic Calculator
Appearance: A small, rectangular device with a screen at the top and a grid of buttons below.
Screen: Displays numbers and simple arithmetic operations.
Buttons: Include digits 0-9, basic operations (+, -, *, /), an equal sign, and possibly a percentage button. Often has a few extra keys like "C" for clear or "M+" for memory functions.
Color: Often in neutral tones like black, gray, or white.
Scientific Calculator
Appearance: Larger and more complex than a basic calculator, with a screen at the top and multiple rows of buttons.
Screen: Typically shows more detailed information, such as multiple lines of text or a graph.
Buttons: Includes digits, basic operations, as well as functions for trigonometry (sin, cos, tan), logarithms, exponents, and sometimes a small set of programming functions. Often has a shift or mode key to access secondary functions.
Color: Often black or gray with colorful buttons for different functions.
Graphing Calculator
Appearance: Usually a larger device with a sizable screen and a more complex button layout.
Screen: Capable of displaying graphs and multiple lines of text; often backlit.
Buttons: Include numeric keys, mathematical functions, graphing options, and possibly a stylus or touchpad for interacting with the screen.
Color: Typically a sleek, professional black or silver.
Financial Calculator
Appearance: Compact and designed with financial functions in mind.
Screen: Displays numbers and financial formulas; may have a dedicated area for financial calculations.
Buttons: Include digits, basic operations, and specialized keys for financial functions like IRR (Internal Rate of Return), NPV (Net Present Value), and amortization.
Color: Often black, gray, or dark blue.
Online Calculator
Appearance: A web-based interface displayed in a browser window.
Screen: Shows the result of calculations in real-time.
Buttons: Include all the usual numeric and operation buttons, plus some extra functionalities depending on the website (e.g., memory functions, unit conversions).
Color: Varied, often designed to blend with the website’s theme—can be white, light gray, or a gradient.
Vintage Calculator
Appearance: Retro style, possibly mechanical or early electronic, with a distinct old-school look.
Screen: May have an analog display or early digital numbers.
Buttons: Mechanical or early digital buttons with limited functionality compared to modern calculators.
Color: Often beige, gray, or other muted tones typical of older electronics.
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