Surely, electronic calculators must be relatively commonplace
in lands where the Arabic alphabet is primary. Being a
retired electronic tech. and calculator enthusiast, I'm
especially curious to know whether these lands use
calculators that display correct numeral glyphs for their
culture.

On a related matter, I find it not the easiest to learn how
these lands write numbers with thousands separators and
decimal points. The "Arabic-Indic" zero can't be confused
with a decimal point, of course.

Nicholas Bodley ||@|| Waltham, Mass.
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who once had a chance to buy an "Arabic" calculator in NYC,
but didn't.