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Yeah but then you may as well use a computer. The acid test here - do they still sell 48gx? Technically they dont sell 11c anymore but 15c looks similar enough

• zubiaur 3y ago
  They sell the HP prime, which is in many ways an evolution the the 48GX, and for some markets, they still sell the 50G, which is even closer to the 48. All of them are fantastic. And once on RPN, it's hard to go back.
• zoky 3y ago
  You couldn’t use a computer on standardized testing. The HP48 series had so much built-in functionality that they arguably shouldn’t have been allowed. For myself, a perennially shitty and unmotivated math student in high school, the SAT was really a test of how quickly I could use my HP48—and I practically aced it. The calculator was just that good. As mentioned in another reply, HP does still sell a successor to the HP48 series. But regardless, I don’t think determining the quality of a calculator based on the business decisions of a company known for its persistently and astonishingly terrible corporate choices really makes a whole lot of sense…