Production of the Elektronika MK-23A (formerly the B3-23) started at Iskra (Ulyanovsk) in 1979.
With its slick leather cover and large buttons, this user-friendly RUB 18 microcalculator was popular with physics and mathematics students. It could perform the four arithmetic operations and calculate percentages.
The device was equipped with a nine-digit red LED display, with one of the digits reserved for the number sign.
The Elektronika MK-23A was a modified model that had a vacuum fluorescent display and offered a rooting function instead of percentages.
These models ran on three AA batteries or through an optional line adapter (available for an extra RUB 7).
Weight: 300 g
Dimensions: 125×74×31 mm.
