Since this historic milestone took place less than 35 years ago, practically yesterday in historical terms, one would think the record would beĬrystal clear. I believe that Friden deserves the award. Another expert says it was Sony who deserves the credit. I've heard experts claim it was made in Japan by Sharp. (see "The world's first electronic calculator: Who made it? International Calculator Collector issue # 14, Fall, 1996) But who deserves the "award" for production of the world's second electronic calculator is hotly contested. Most experts agree that the world's first electronic calculator was the ANITA MARK VII which was made in England and first sold in 1961.
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