theres actually one on my kitchen table rn

Numeric Keypads
DescriptionA numeric keypad, number pad, numpad, or ten key, is the palm-sized, 17-key section of a standard computer keyboard, usually on the far right. It provides calculator-style efficiency for entering numbers. The numpad's keys are digits 0 to 9, +, -, * and / symbols, ., Num Lock, and ↵ Enter keys.

it prints

oh its just a funny calculator?

idk

the question is, do you know what a dot matrix is

its more of an adding machine

Yea printing calculators are commonly called "10 key"

@KawaiiSamurai lateral tech

I have a feeling it morphed into something very different over the years. You definitely don"t fit a 10 key on your counter

10key is a general name

For all similar devices

Oh

are u guys semanturbating

Im talking before there were electronic calculators

You mean those printing calculator 10keys

I've used an old unpowered 10key

Those things were as big as a desk

I have also used an old Word Processor

those suck

post a picture @EnderOctanus

From the time between Typewriters and computers

view 4 lines of text simultaneously fml

I dont have one

yea, and if you want to delete it just does a / over the letters

Just look for one from the 70s, thats what Im thinking of.

And fucking hell the cost of the ink tape was more than a typewriters

I still have a typewriter in mint condition

Cool

Typewriters are pretty neat

Im gonna sell it to a hipster as an ornament

The mechanics in that shit always gets me wet

only in an engineering sense

typewriter are bad for work

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Oh yeah obv

But the design

here in sweden we dont have typewriters

Figuring it out and all

tape decks are designed by gods

we have cave paintings