Pros: Powerful HP. Nothing better. Period. Cons: HP has decided to borrow from Casio in a few areas.
A few weeks ago my trusty HP48SX, which has served faithfully for 16 years, vanished. And so it was that I was in need of a new calculator with at least the same power as the old one. And so I purchased a brand new HP50G through Amazon.com Okay. ...
Pros: Powerful! Intuitive. The best calculator available for a serious student or professional Cons: A small learning curve moving from TI. Nice but bulky carrying case.
I have been a die-hard TI fan since the early 1990's. I am a student and professional engineer and I decided to try the HP 50g because HPs are typically the engineer's tool of choice. After a couple of hours with the manual and a quick learning curve, ...
Pros: Does what I need it to, although it feels more awkward than the old 48G Cons: Eats batteries, slower than before.
My first graphing calculator was an HP 48G I purchased in high school. It worked nicely, and I sat down learned it's functions thoroughly. 14 years later, I figured it would be nice to get a newer model and retire the 48G for home office use. Having ...
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