What HP calculators you currently have?
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From: Volker Neurath on 13 Feb 2007 10:47 HP28S, HP48GX, HP17BII+, HP49G+ Volker, wish i would have buyed the 41CV instead of the Sharp PC1500 years before... -- Im �brigen bin ich der Meinung, das TCPA verhindert werden muss
From: gerard.evrard on 14 Feb 2007 09:20 My list... HP35 must have for any HP collector HP45 nicest classic non-prog HP55 has character HP10 ugly, mad collector stuff HP21 HP25 HP67 I'm not impressed... HP97 very usable HP34C excellent pre-HP15C HP41CV with Zenrom, MLDL2000 and other modules HP41CX HP75C with 64K pod HP75D also HP71B lots of this one, my favorite HP11C HP12C HP15C impressive HP18C HP28C *2 HP28S *2 the nicest RPL HP48SX nice but too large HP48GX bad pop-up boxessss my preciousss HP42S all-time best RPN, a jewel HP6S bad, bad, bad HP10BII HP19B who uses that ? HP19BII still bad HP20S sleek and under rated HP30S bad cheapo HP32SII HP33S tried, disliked HP38G was supposed to be the new star. wasn't HP40G 38G on steroids - hum HP49G+ with 'good' keyboard (!!!) HP200LX4M useful, efficient, the old way HP9825 *2 and lots of ROMs, I love this wonderful machine HP9830 big boy, screams "power" and other brands, but no Xpander...
From: J.Chen on 14 Feb 2007 21:19 On Feb 14, 8:20 am, gerard.evr...(a)free.fr wrote: > My list... > HP35 must have for any HP collector > HP45 nicest classic non-prog > HP55 has character > HP10 ugly, mad collector stuff > HP21 > HP25 > HP67 I'm not impressed... > HP97 very usable > HP34C excellent pre-HP15C > HP41CV with Zenrom, MLDL2000 and other modules > HP41CX > HP75C with 64K pod > HP75D also > HP71B lots of this one, my favorite > HP11C > HP12C > HP15C impressive > HP18C > HP28C *2 > HP28S *2 the nicest RPL > HP48SX nice but too large > HP48GX bad pop-up boxessss my preciousss > HP42S all-time best RPN, a jewel > HP6S bad, bad, bad > HP10BII > HP19B who uses that ? > HP19BII still bad > HP20S sleek and under rated > HP30S bad cheapo > HP32SII > HP33S tried, disliked > HP38G was supposed to be the new star. wasn't > HP40G 38G on steroids - hum > HP49G+ with 'good' keyboard (!!!) > HP200LX4M useful, efficient, the old way > HP9825 *2 and lots of ROMs, I love this wonderful machine > HP9830 big boy, screams "power" > > and other brands, but no Xpander... what you meant by bad pop up boxesss on the 48GX? just curious.....
From: gerard.evrard on 15 Feb 2007 12:24 > what you meant by bad pop up boxesss on the 48GX? just curious..... I mean that the nice hierarchical menu system on the 48SX (with top row soft labels) was replaced on the 48GX by pop-up boxes that you would scroll with arrow keys. Was so unfriendly that HP devised a flag to override it and revert to the nice previous behavior.
From: Raymond Del Tondo on 15 Feb 2007 15:41
<gerard.evrard(a)free.fr> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:1171560240.831166.230630(a)s48g2000cws.googlegroups.com... >> what you meant by bad pop up boxesss on the 48GX? just curious..... > > I mean that the nice hierarchical menu system on the 48SX (with top > row soft labels) was replaced on the 48GX by pop-up boxes that you > would scroll with arrow keys. Was so unfriendly that HP devised a flag > to override it and revert to the nice previous behavior. > At least on the HP-48GX, you do not need a flag to use the menu structure. In most cases, the right-shifted keys invokes a menu, and the left-shifted keys invokes the appriorate menu tree. |