Which calculator product launch caused such high demand in the 1970s that it created widespread shortages in retail stores and was dubbed the 'calculator crisis'?

The tools we use for mathematical calculations have evolved dramatically over time, influencing how mathematics is taught, learned, and applied in everyday commerce. From ancient counting boards to modern graphing calculators, these technological shifts have transformed retail operations, accounting practices, and consumer experiences. Test your knowledge about how mathematical tools have shaped retail and commerce throughout history!

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• The Hewlett-Packard HP-35, the first scientific pocket calculator
• The Texas Instruments TI-30, marketed as the first affordable student calculator
• The Casio Mini, which brought calculators to the mass market with a $39.95 price point
• The Sharp EL-8, the first calculator to use an LED display instead of vacuum tubes

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