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        <description>I've been on a graphing calculator collecting kick lately. In this video I do a teardown on 3 different models spanning 20 years - a Casio from the 1980's, a TI from the 90's and a fairly modern cheap Casio from recent years. Let's see what changes inside as the decades pass!</description>
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