Casio D-120B Standard Business Calculator - 12 Digit, Tax, Currency Exchange Profit Margin Calculator, Extra Large Display Wireless Keyboard Network Connectivity: Wi-Fi

Name: Casio D-120B Standard Business Calculator - 12 Digit, Tax, Currency Exchange Profit Margin Calculator, Extra Large Display Wireless Keyboard Network Connectivity: Wi-Fi
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SKU: 86656364686
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Casio D 120B Standard Business Calculator 12 Digit, Tax, Currency Exchange Profit Margin Calculator, Extra Large Display Wireless Keyboard Network Connectivity: Wi Fi Network Connectivity: Wi Fi 0 +3 SuperSpeed USB Type A battery powered when light is insufficient Decimal selector: 4

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