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Is there a good RPN calculator currently? The HP Prime is lacking apparently, and the 50G is no longer available (and a bit old)
by blue1 6y ago
Is there a good RPN calculator currently? The HP Prime is lacking apparently, and the 50G is no longer available (and a bit old)
- irateswami 6y agoA 35s and 50g got me through my engineering degree, I'm sure they'll still work fine.
- joeyo 6y agoThe DM41X and DM42: https://www.swissmicros.com/products https://www.swissmicros.com/products
- linguae 6y agoI don't own one, but I've heard great things about SwissMicros calculators (https://www.swissmicros.com/products https://www.swissmicros.com/products) from users of HP calculators. The SwissMicros lineup is very similar to HP's 1980s calculator lineup. Also, the HP 12c financial calculator and the HP 35S scientific calculator are still being sold by HP.
- neeasade 6y agooh shoot, I missed this comment elsewhere in the thread -- just want to say I got their HP15C equivalent years ago and it's high quality.
- Noe2097 6y agoThe HP Prime does have an RPN mode. I bought it recently, for that very feature, when my HP48 died. The keyboard of the HP Prime isn't really optimized for it (some trivial operations on the stack require key combinations, while on the HP48 there were physical keys for them), but it's acceptable.
- jtwaleson 6y agoI have the Droid48 app on my android phone. Pretty nice but I actually never use it.