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yes! I have found an Android version of the Hewlett Packard 48g which suits me very nicely. The Emu48g is actually better than the original in that it is possib
by poormystic 6y ago
yes!
I have found an Android version of the Hewlett Packard 48g which suits me very nicely.
The Emu48g is actually better than the original in that it is possible to archive files both on and off the system and of course those awful battery changes are no more.
I can't really imagine a better machine for the kinds of things I like to do - I have a hobby in algorithm design and also sometimes want to do engineering calculations. Maybe everybody in calculator design looked at the hp stuff and they couldn't see anywhere further to go on a handheld device, so the design teams stopped being headed by top programmers.
- cik 6y agoThis is a pretty good point - and thanks for the link to a great application. I guess I'll just try it out on my tablet, then give up and run a tablet. I just miss the instant and always on value of a calculator. Today I use a drop down terminal (guake) and bc.