This is how subcultures and conspiring groups are formed: they know something no others do. Hey, illuminati, freemasons and reptilians, you are outdated. Give way to the Circle of the Parker Square whose symbol is, of course, a triangle!
Indeed! Gaxio also isn't known for plagiarizing. Gaxio also isn't known for their herbal tea. Gaxio also isn't known for collecting old rubber bands. Wait... Gaxio isn't known for anything!
The problem lies in that √2 is 1.414... and not 1.411... that the calculator returns, but when multiplied by 22, the result is the correct response for 1.414.... and not 1.411.... The calculator cannot calculate the root properly but recognises the sequence √2 * 22 and yielded the proper result.
I guess not only is the 5th digit not displaying properly, the same is happening on the 4th digit, so where it should have shown 4 it shows 1 - the same happened on sqrt(17) where it displayed 4.121... instead of 4.123. So a broken display. I guess as LCD displays are such bleeding edge technology, it's difficult to get it right ;)
Not just 31.11, but accurate for every decimal place on the display... minus the wonky 5th digit display, which could have gone wrong in shipping. (8 - 8^(8-8) for durability?)
Wow. When I was in middle school, everyone owned a calculator identical to this one. 'Poor' kids got this Gaxio and 'rich' kids got the Casio. ¥15 and ¥50 were the prices. I remember there was a third option - Kasio, also ¥15.
I graduated Civil Engineering using this exact calculator during the whole course (5 years + 1 year exchange). Now I'm 1 year through my Master degree and I NEVER NEEDED TO CHANGE ITS BATTERY! It has fallen violently to the ground dozens of times and it still calculates perfectly ^^ I'm seriously considering putting it on a glass container and exhibiting it on my main room.
This series is FANTASTIC! Had to go back and watch all the episodes. VERY informative. One can only hope that someone, someday will make a calculator that can be used in a bin.
The right numbers are there, waiting for the user to discover them. The missing parts of the digits are the first breadcrumbs on the trail of the user's journey into the world of true calculation.
i don't know how you simultaneously hilariously spoof unboxing videos whilst at the same time make the best unboxing videos iv'e ever seen. matt parker you legend
What went into your decision of giving its cred an 8 may I ask, highly contentious result in the Calculator Community, forums have exploded in the last hour because of this. I can only speak for the Irish calculator scene, but here people can't get enough of the Gaxio, it's went double platinum in imports. People are digging the oriental feel to it and the hipster indie vibe only a Gaxio can bring
Putting wings on a calculator is a great idea! That way, it doesn't matter if you drop it! Great innovation there from Gaxio; the original, and still the best!
That is because Gaxio is all about ergonomic design and display technology. They outsource almost all their boards to 3rd party manufacturers. This is why when you want to get a really great Gaxio, you need to buy about two dozen of them, crack them all open and look for the ones with the true Gaxio circuit boards, those are the true gems.
Hilarious unboxing like usual! One of my favorite lines: "It's got a real light kind of...you know...could go at any moment feel. I appreciate that dedication to efficiency in manufacturing."
After so many guys hated you for destroying calculators, I'm more than relieved that you reprieved this valuable masterpiece of technology. But I think you couldn’t have possibly a chance for destroying it because in its efficiency it would've vanished into thin air just at your very thought of harming it.
The creativity displayed by this calculator is unmatched. Gaxio's artistic interpretation of mathematics is the breath of fresh air the calculator industry needed. I think this might just be the best calculator you've ever reviewed.
This calculator actually resembles a different CASIO than the one you compared it too. I have an old CASIO calculator that works closer to that. Like with that root of 17.
I actually own one of those calculators. Had it when I was in high school and was still able to use it by the end of my 4th year in college. You can actually type in "cheat codes" to make the calculator do funny things.
I have a Casio fx-350ES (its almost the same as in the other video) If you enter a number which is longer than it could display it displays it in a more compact form. Like sqrt(17) -> sqrt(17) instead of a bunch of numbers. But if you want to see what are those numbers just press the SD button right above the DEL and AC buttons. And it converts the number to that form and back again if you press it again.
The ES series have two modes MthIO and LineIO. In the MthIO mode it calculates the exact result using fractions and roots. You can get the numeric one with SD or by pressing Shift =. In LineIO it works like a more traditional calculator. One can easily see the mode on the fact that on lineIO it shows 0 after AC. There are differences in how functions and fractions entered and displayed. I would love if it showed first the numeric result and the exact one after SD.
This is an exact copy of the Fx 82 I had about 10 years ago as my secondary school calculator (or was that a copy of the Gaxio?)... even when everyone upgraded to the fx 83 and 85 GT plus, my little Fx 82 kept on going like the soldier it is. I still have it to this day!
Nice! I never knew what that one was called :D Drew a picture once, a metaphor for the vicious cycle of self-destructive behavior: Me tearing up a photo of me tearing up a photo of me t.... you get the idea^^ Now I know the name for it, thanks!
* hasn't seen a numberphile calc unboxing in a while * * forgot the guy likes to joke and be sarcastic * * finally catches on halfway through the video * it all makes sense now
If you are one of the few who have wondered why the section at 2:53 has been removed, it can now be revealed. Mr. standupmaths had slipped in a subtle plug for his forthcoming Parker Square Kit, including this masterpiece Gaxio calculator, the calculator uniquely capable of producing the numbers within the illustrious magic square, and perhaps 4 dimensional Parker Squares with a little more time and effort.
Alright, I knew that Matt was going to give an absurd final score other than 48 as soon as I saw it was 8’s all around, but for some reason I just about choked on my tea when he gave it a score of 888
7:28 八八八 is just three 8's placed next to one another, as in "eight-eight-eight". It looks like a phone number or something. If you want the number "eight hundred and eighty-eight", then you need to intersperse it with 百 (hundred) and 十 (ten) like so: 八百八十八.
I gotta say, first of all, it doesn't really matter. They weren't really going for accuracy, they were making a joke about 8's cultural significance in Chinese. That's why they "added" 8+8+8+8+8+8 to 888 not 48. Second of all, I would be willing to place a bet that in Chinese 888 sometimes is in fact written 八八八. Now, I have not studied Chinese, but I have studied Japanese, which you should know uses the same numerals. And in Japanese, just like you suggest about Chinese, 888 could be written as 八百八十八 (happyaku hachijuu hachi), except this is like writing out "eight hundred and eighty eight" in English. You will almost never see this. What you will very often see though, besides of course Arabic numerals, is something like 八八八. You often see this style in restaurant menus, for example. 800 yen might be 八〇〇円 and so forth. 888 yen would be a strange price, but my point is you can sometimes see numbers written with Chinese numerals that way. Now, if you are a native Chinese speaker I will take you word for it that Chinese people don't use Hanzi numerals that way. But if you are just a learner, you might want to do some more research into it. I'd be interested to know myself if only the Japanese do this.
You almost heard it: Casio should expect an expensive action at law as soon as Gaxio is informed that their design is stolen. Obviously, Matt does not want to be involved at this early stage. Rather, he is going to be the expert witness in court due to his considerable experience in unboxing calculators and documented knowledge of square root of 2 in any colour and size.
I have an incredible calculator collection, with gems like a 1965 SCM Cogito 240SR, a Friden EC-132, a Canon 163, a Wang 360SE, a Sony Sobax ICC-600W, a Commodore 512 (Which Casio blatantly ripped off with their "fake" Casio 121-A), and a Spery-Rand Remington 1259S (ALSO ripped off by Casio with their Fx-1). Clearly, this Gaxio MUST be showcased in my collection as it's centerpiece!
Fails to type in the sqrt(2) test correct. What a Parkersquare. xD
You mean a Parker Square Root.
sqrt(2) Parker Squared equals to 31.11!
Meegoo You have to say it ambiguously like this: "sqrt(2) squared is two. But if you Parker square it, you get 31.11..."
This is how subcultures and conspiring groups are formed: they know something no others do.
Hey, illuminati, freemasons and reptilians, you are outdated. Give way to the Circle of the Parker Square whose symbol is, of course, a triangle!
probably stolen from calcs to be "freely" distributed to people.
"Meth error" I died inside XD
I ran to show this yo my dad😂
In which case, you've had too much meth.
+The Ultimate Jailbreaker 1 Hello! No water-dumping required.
+standupmaths I will do the same if you read my email! hahaha
All the lul
0:19 "and they got this shit to me direct from the Gaxio warehouse"
he said shipped..
no ship
That's what I thought he said at first but after listening carefully it's actually Shipped :3 I don't think Matt could be this mean lol
Disaster Pepper either word works right?
Actually Matt multiplied Root 2 by 22 the first time, Gaxio is not known for shoddy worksmanship.
I should learn to trust the Gaxio.
Indeed! Gaxio also isn't known for plagiarizing.
Gaxio also isn't known for their herbal tea. Gaxio also isn't known for collecting old rubber bands.
Wait... Gaxio isn't known for anything!
In Gaxio we trust
A poor craftsman blames his tools.
Andrew Kay
Well spoken! :D
I cannot believe I just watched an entire calculator unboxing
Amateur. Watch them all!
Done. Now what shall I do with my life?
you said the same thing during the previous calculator unboxing videos too didn't you?
There's more :)
I cannot believe you haven't seen them all.
It's almost like Matt's a stand up comedian or something xD
Nah, more like a +standupmaths - ametician ;)
You don't say.
+Neel Shukla thatsthejoke.jpg
+Mr Calligraphy you mean a methematician
Mr Calligraphy, Why do you have the Windows XP Bliss background with shulk's sword on the grass?
You typed sqrt(2)*22 which is indeed 31.11269837
exactly!
It was a parker square calculation
the best unboxing i've ever seen thanks matt!!!
+casper meewisse hahaha good one
2 the top
+standupmaths Matt, you need to put the Graxio in the microwave for 30 seconds to get rid of those pesky square root warm-up errors!
IT MUST BE DONE! :D
We need a sequel, NOW
Someone should send Matt an abacus.
I'm waiting…
+standupmaths do you have a po box or anything like that? I could send one
How do you use the graphing feature on an abacus? I'm still stumped! Which beads are the axes?
+standupmaths color preference?
looooool
8/8 would watch again.
Me, too! 3/8 (well, it's most of an eight ;) )
Sooooo... 5/7?
Dude 88 likes on this comment wow!
KWG Damn, that's beautiful.
Noah Topper 八 八 八 !!!
Dude the square root of 2 times 22 is 31.11269837
You typed it in wrong not the calculator
A good calculator never blames its owner!
The problem lies in that √2 is 1.414... and not 1.411... that the calculator returns, but when multiplied by 22, the result is the correct response for 1.414.... and not 1.411....
The calculator cannot calculate the root properly but recognises the sequence √2 * 22 and yielded the proper result.
I guess not only is the 5th digit not displaying properly, the same is happening on the 4th digit, so where it should have shown 4 it shows 1 - the same happened on sqrt(17) where it displayed 4.121... instead of 4.123. So a broken display. I guess as LCD displays are such bleeding edge technology, it's difficult to get it right ;)
The calculatior works as the others the only problem it has is the display, that 1 you are talking a about its a 4 but with missing segments.
you typed /2*22
which = 31.11
A top flight calculator should allow for this type of user error, don't you think?
Zje Hscop djpilf"
Are you advocating for type safe calculators, who produce a type error when you add reals and naturals?
I think it did, it just did it by showing the answer to that problem instead. Right?
Not just 31.11, but accurate for every decimal place on the display... minus the wonky 5th digit display, which could have gone wrong in shipping. (8 - 8^(8-8) for durability?)
Wow. When I was in middle school, everyone owned a calculator identical to this one. 'Poor' kids got this Gaxio and 'rich' kids got the Casio. ¥15 and ¥50 were the prices. I remember there was a third option - Kasio, also ¥15.
I graduated Civil Engineering using this exact calculator during the whole course (5 years + 1 year exchange). Now I'm 1 year through my Master degree and I NEVER NEEDED TO CHANGE ITS BATTERY! It has fallen violently to the ground dozens of times and it still calculates perfectly ^^ I'm seriously considering putting it on a glass container and exhibiting it on my main room.
The screen showing only part of a number is an unique, innovative, power-saving feature that Casio have not thought of!!!
But you typed in
Sqrt(2) * 22..
which indeed is (when rounded)
31.11269837
Yeah, I also noticed. I don't think it was intentional or was it ? I mean he scored it 8
But it was only half of the first 2, so really it should have equated to 16.9705...
+Nick Combs um no. It was multiplied by almost 1.5. 22x1.5=33 but the square root of 2 is a bit less than 1.5.
+Alex Jordan missed the joke
Exactly. This comment should be the top one. UP UP UP
Matt, you are absolutely mad. I love it. Congratulations, English culture and humour have obviously rubbed off on you. Happy Canada day!
I grew up watching a lot of British TV. Happy Canada Day to you as well!
+standupmaths Keeping Up Appearances and Last of the Summer Wine ? I got you covered.
+standupmaths well happy late Canada day and BC day :D
@@standupmaths Happy late Canada day, and hapoy Botswana Presidents' day
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This series is FANTASTIC!
Had to go back and watch all the episodes.
VERY informative.
One can only hope that someone, someday will make a calculator that can be used in a bin.
dude, you are a mathematition! 8+8+8+8+8+8+8 is 888,888!
that's what I thought the answer was going to be.
He's a mathmatist. get some edumacation, dude!
+Bibek Gautam I think it is actually called Mathemater
Your are all idiots it is called MATHer(for males) and MOTHer(for females)
actually it's called a mathemagician.
1:37 that plot twist though xD
sqrt(17) is actually 4.123105626 not 4.121105626 but that's just a display error.
I was just checking that
Same for the first sqrt(2), where the correct digits should be 1.414.... instead of 1.411....
The right numbers are there, waiting for the user to discover them. The missing parts of the digits are the first breadcrumbs on the trail of the user's journey into the world of true calculation.
At first i was gonna say this was a bit of a Parker square of a calculator, but then it became clear that it is completely awesome.
I wonder what the sqrt(2) * 22 is? It's not like there's 5 top comments that tell me 🙄🙄
i don't know how you simultaneously hilariously spoof unboxing videos whilst at the same time make the best unboxing videos iv'e ever seen. matt parker you legend
loving the blinking 8 at the scoreboard
turn on subs and go to 7:15
The subs are funky all the way through. Thanks for pointing it out!
😁
GAC CEO
"this section has been removed for legal reasons" I think I fell out of my chair
Hands down one of the best series on youtube.
A Parker Square of calculators.
Very true.
It's not only similar to the one on the previous video, it's 100% identical, totally undistinguishable from the older version of the original fx-82.
These are probably the funniest videos that numberphile does. I nearly died laughing for the length of that video. Matt Parker is incredible.
Glad you enjoy them! But I'll have you know calculator unboxing is a serious business.
What went into your decision of giving its cred an 8 may I ask, highly contentious result in the Calculator Community, forums have exploded in the last hour because of this. I can only speak for the Irish calculator scene, but here people can't get enough of the Gaxio, it's went double platinum in imports. People are digging the oriental feel to it and the hipster indie vibe only a Gaxio can bring
Putting wings on a calculator is a great idea! That way, it doesn't matter if you drop it! Great innovation there from Gaxio; the original, and still the best!
Try to open it, I think you'll find a Casio printed circuit...
Proof that Casio copied their name from the circuits of the *AMAZING* Gaxio.
Who would have thought that the casio would steal the circuits from Gaxio, truly horrible.
Exactly, Luke! :p :)
That is because Gaxio is all about ergonomic design and display technology. They outsource almost all their boards to 3rd party manufacturers. This is why when you want to get a really great Gaxio, you need to buy about two dozen of them, crack them all open and look for the ones with the true Gaxio circuit boards, those are the true gems.
G copy C!
Love the flickering 8 in the rating screen! Great touch.
This is back in my recommendeds, no doubt due to Matt's existential crisis over the Casio in July, 2020.
Hilarious unboxing like usual! One of my favorite lines: "It's got a real light kind of...you know...could go at any moment feel. I appreciate that dedication to efficiency in manufacturing."
4:13 You gotta give it to the calculator: You actually typed in "Ans * 22" and 31.11... is correct.
After so many guys hated you for destroying calculators, I'm more than relieved that you reprieved this valuable masterpiece of technology. But I think you couldn’t have possibly a chance for destroying it because in its efficiency it would've vanished into thin air just at your very thought of harming it.
loved the flickering digit on the Score screen :D
I haven't watched a single second of the video, and I've already liked it.
I know he did 22 instead of 2 but I did not notice that at first and it gave me a real laugh.
The creativity displayed by this calculator is unmatched. Gaxio's artistic interpretation of mathematics is the breath of fresh air the calculator industry needed. I think this might just be the best calculator you've ever reviewed.
I don't know if it's exciting or sad that the high light of my day is a calculator unboxing video
This is probably the nerdiest thing that has ever graced my subscription feed, and every single channel is science of video game related.
This calculator actually resembles a different CASIO than the one you compared it too. I have an old CASIO calculator that works closer to that. Like with that root of 17.
I actually own one of those calculators. Had it when I was in high school and was still able to use it by the end of my 4th year in college. You can actually type in "cheat codes" to make the calculator do funny things.
on the first root 2 calculation he typed root 2 x 22, was laughing at his own incompetence. the gaxio is a brilliant bit of kit
I have a Casio fx-350ES (its almost the same as in the other video)
If you enter a number which is longer than it could display it displays it in a more compact form. Like sqrt(17) -> sqrt(17) instead of a bunch of numbers. But if you want to see what are those numbers just press the SD button right above the DEL and AC buttons. And it converts the number to that form and back again if you press it again.
I think he knows that, his job is to do mathematics all day, and you press S-D on every casio calculator to do that operation
Nice feature, I like it!
The ES series have two modes MthIO and LineIO. In the MthIO mode it calculates the exact result using fractions and roots. You can get the numeric one with SD or by pressing Shift =. In LineIO it works like a more traditional calculator. One can easily see the mode on the fact that on lineIO it shows 0 after AC. There are differences in how functions and fractions entered and displayed.
I would love if it showed first the numeric result and the exact one after SD.
Do you think this calculator is worth upgrading to from a ti-89?
Totally.
I personally have a TI-89 Plus Silver Edition, and I can tell you it is most definitely and absolutely, worth.
Joshua Jurgensmeier I already have the TI-89 titanium. I'm asking if I should upgrade to the Gaxio.
PointB1ank He is saying that it is worth the upgrade.
JoeMom Ah, I'm an idiot.
This is an exact copy of the Fx 82 I had about 10 years ago as my secondary school calculator (or was that a copy of the Gaxio?)... even when everyone upgraded to the fx 83 and 85 GT plus, my little Fx 82 kept on going like the soldier it is. I still have it to this day!
I use the Casio FX-82MS for school.
FG-82MS
LuL
We need more of this series.
I was hoping you would say "most of an 8" and then the middle line would disappear making it a 0
This is the only channel where I would watch a calculator unboxing for its entirety.
Watching an unboxing video in an unboxing video in the box room of my house.
Hooray for the Droste Effect!
Nice! I never knew what that one was called :D
Drew a picture once, a metaphor for the vicious cycle of self-destructive behavior: Me tearing up a photo of me tearing up a photo of me t.... you get the idea^^
Now I know the name for it, thanks!
what is a box room?
Just a small room in a house.
I still have my Casio Fx991MS that got me through my engineering. still works like a charm after nearly a decade of purchase.
This was really funny xD Loved it.
* hasn't seen a numberphile calc unboxing in a while *
* forgot the guy likes to joke and be sarcastic *
* finally catches on halfway through the video *
it all makes sense now
Another epic unboxing video of a boring calculator made fun! Keep up!
That moment when it's 3 AM and you're watching a calculator unboxing video
Hey person scrolling through the comments section! Have a nice day!
+BAMB00STER4EVER edgy
Thanks! Nicest thing today. How's that for sad?
i agree with BAMB00STER4EVER.
thanks m8
Thanks
If you are one of the few who have wondered why the section at 2:53 has been removed, it can now be revealed. Mr. standupmaths had slipped in a subtle plug for his forthcoming Parker Square Kit, including this masterpiece Gaxio calculator, the calculator uniquely capable of producing the numbers within the illustrious magic square, and perhaps 4 dimensional Parker Squares with a little more time and effort.
I lost it with the meth error
0:37 Ooh, it got a rare print error on the back, that makes the item much more valuable! It should say "Come with slide-case hard on".
That was a classic parker square calculation
You broke me at "So that gives it a total score of 888" XD
The first time you actually did sqrt(2) times 22... sorry.
sqrt(2)*22=31.1126983722
Anyways, brilliant video as always, made me laugh a lot.
Alright, I knew that Matt was going to give an absurd final score other than 48 as soon as I saw it was 8’s all around, but for some reason I just about choked on my tea when he gave it a score of 888
Why nunberphile doesn't make reviews for calculator apps?
Probably because calculator apps are so nineteen hundred.
it will cost quite a bit for the durability test
+oldcowbb 😂
2:27 "You obviously have more than one Gaxio around the place." Damn right.
4:09 Sorry, Matt looks like you Parker Squared the calculation.
First time I've heard that "could go any moment" feel. The perfect description for knock-offs and dollar-store items.
am i to be worried when my Casio fx-82MS looks EXACTLY LIKE the Gaxio fx-82MS
FG* Fx is not the original version.
Pedro Martins no it says fx. Btw i bought it in india. It has a registered trademark to casio
He is talking about the GAXIO it's FG not FX.
That means it is graphics calculator. The display shows graphical symbols that are neither numbers nor letters.
pramitbanerjee I think Gaxio copied the casio ones. So don't worry
"Meth error" Best line ever!
This is a parker square of calculator.... Tries hard but fails all the time
thank you for all the laughs you provide we often forget to thanks people for that
These are my favorite.
Matt, this is your funniest video hands down. love it
Nice try, but you can't just simply take the chinese characters for 8, put three of them in succession and claim it's the same amount as 888.
I think it's part of the joke.
Vicvic W Well, putting the characters there is part for sure, but doing it incorrectly? Hm. Maybe. Just felt the need to nitpick on it :P
八百八十八
Illuminati comfrimed
because 8+8+8+8+8+8 is obviously 888
Matt, how do you make calculator unboxings so hilarious?
7:28 八八八 is just three 8's placed next to one another, as in "eight-eight-eight". It looks like a phone number or something. If you want the number "eight hundred and eighty-eight", then you need to intersperse it with 百 (hundred) and 十 (ten) like so: 八百八十八.
well, tbh, I'm not entirely sure adding 8+8+8 would even amount to eight hundred and eighty-eight
I gotta say, first of all, it doesn't really matter. They weren't really going for accuracy, they were making a joke about 8's cultural significance in Chinese. That's why they "added" 8+8+8+8+8+8 to 888 not 48.
Second of all, I would be willing to place a bet that in Chinese 888 sometimes is in fact written 八八八. Now, I have not studied Chinese, but I have studied Japanese, which you should know uses the same numerals. And in Japanese, just like you suggest about Chinese, 888 could be written as 八百八十八 (happyaku hachijuu hachi), except this is like writing out "eight hundred and eighty eight" in English. You will almost never see this.
What you will very often see though, besides of course Arabic numerals, is something like 八八八. You often see this style in restaurant menus, for example. 800 yen might be 八〇〇円 and so forth. 888 yen would be a strange price, but my point is you can sometimes see numbers written with Chinese numerals that way.
Now, if you are a native Chinese speaker I will take you word for it that Chinese people don't use Hanzi numerals that way. But if you are just a learner, you might want to do some more research into it. I'd be interested to know myself if only the Japanese do this.
The "x" in the "fx" model number is a variable, you just substitute in the value "G" to make it work for the gaxio ;)
Computerphile makes an interesting topic boring.
Numberphile? Takes the most boring thing ever and makes it hilarious!
I love the fact that you tested the durability with a really nice calculator xD
I'm probably wrong but I'm getting the impression that you're not taking this calculator review entirely seriously.
this is easily the best series on youtube
there is a possibility that the Gaxio is a Chinese knock off of a Casio and this video is a spoof
No way. This video is 888% legit.
I've never looked forward more to an unboxing video.
U review calculators?! ...and I thought i was a nerd
1:28 AM, watching calculator unboxings.. I really really should go to sleep I guess 😂
what's that removed thing?
A joke
How can a joke be illegal?
Mystery to us all.
You almost heard it: Casio should expect an expensive action at law as soon as Gaxio is informed that their design is stolen. Obviously, Matt does not want to be involved at this early stage. Rather, he is going to be the expert witness in court due to his considerable experience in unboxing calculators and documented knowledge of square root of 2 in any colour and size.
He doesn't want to get sued by Casio for accusing them of copying Gaxio.
That calculation of root(2)*root(2) being root(2)*22 was a real Parker Square of a calculation!
at 4:10 you did sqrt(2)*22 so it was right xD
Please upload more!! The world will spiral into decay without these awesome videos!!
I just spent 7 minutes watching someone take a calculator out of a box and talk about it. What am I doing with my life?
All the right things.
There are more unboxings, watch them. They're awesome. Easily the best series from Numberphile
It sounds like you're watching calculator unboxing videos.
Hooray for calculator unboxings! As a calculator fancier myself (and general Matt Parker fan), I always look forward to these videos!
Some say Gaxio is made by aliens
Now _that's_ what I call outsourcing!
Some say Gaxio existed before the aliens who made it.
man that calculator is out of this world
I have an incredible calculator collection, with gems like a 1965 SCM Cogito 240SR, a Friden EC-132, a Canon 163, a Wang 360SE, a Sony Sobax ICC-600W, a Commodore 512 (Which Casio blatantly ripped off with their "fake" Casio 121-A), and a Spery-Rand Remington 1259S (ALSO ripped off by Casio with their Fx-1). Clearly, this Gaxio MUST be showcased in my collection as it's centerpiece!
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I think this is my favorite TH-cam series.