Sharp EL-1192BL Desktop 2 Color Printing Calculator

Twelve-digit desktop printing calculator. Two independent tax key. Also features fast serial printer (3.0 lps). Four-key memory. Heavy-duty attached metal paper holder. Dimensions: 7-9/10″Wx9-9/10″Dx2-1/3″H. Replacement paper: EXP20212. Replacement ink rollers: NUKNR78BR.The imposing EL-1192BL calculator is all business. From the no-nonsense layout and extra keys designed to meet the needs of businesses to the integrated printer and large, clear display, this is one calculator that doesn’t mess around.

It feels strange calling a calculator ergonomic, but that’s the only word that describes the design of the EL-1192BL. The large keys look and feel like those found on a computer keyboard, with beveled edges and slightly concave tops that virtually eliminate input errors. The 12-digit display isn’t the standard black and gray LCD calculator users are used to; instead, its bright green illuminated numbers are legible in any lighting condition. It’s a touch that anyone who spends hours in front of a calculator each day will appreciate. The printer unit uses two colors (black for positives, red for negatives), and it is very noisy, but produces crisp output. It’s an impact device, meaning it uses standard paper rolls instead of the more expensive thermal paper, and a three-line-per-second print speed means it should keep up well with all but the most nimble-fingered users.

As for features, there’s plenty of stuff here that business users will like. Dedicated tax keys let us establish a standard tax rate and apply it to our figures with a single keystroke. A correction key let us delete the last number we entered to erase mistakes, and a grand-total key made it easy to total the results from multiple calculations. A switch at the top let us easily select one of six decimal display modes, including floating, fixed (3, 2, 1, and 0), and an add mode. Another switch controls whether decimals are rounded up or down. If you can live with the clatter from the printer and have the space on your desk to accommodate such a large calculator, the EL-1192BL is a powerful adding machine and calculator that will suit businesses of all types. –T. Byrl Baker

Pros:

• Key design is very useful
• Dedicated keys simplify tax computations
• Excellent display

Cons:

• Very large
• Noisy printer

Sharp’s EL-1192BL AC-powered desktop printer is a functional and efficient machine with a serial printer. It offers grand-total and markup/profit keys. You’ll find basic calculation capabilities as well as four-key memory, floating or fixed decimal functions, add and constant modes, a +/- key, and an item counter. The serial printer prints 2.2 lines per second on standard-size paper rolls.

• 12-digit LCD display with Bright Illumination
• Quick and crisp 2-color printing on standard-size paper roll
• Keys for tax, grand total, and markup or profit margin
• Floating or fixed decimal
• Item count and 4-key memory

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