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Several years ago, as soon as I heard HP dropped the 32sii, I went (ran) down to Microcenter and bought all they had, so now I have four still sealed in clamshe
by madengr 12y ago
Several years ago, as soon as I heard HP dropped the 32sii, I went (ran) down to Microcenter and bought all they had, so now I have four still sealed in clamshell packaging.
Fortunately they came out with the 35s so I have not needed to raid my stash. It's not as nice as the 32sii but I have gotten used to it.
Now the question is do I buy a bunch of 35s while they are still available?
- underpants 12y agoSlightly embarrassed at two years of lurking on HN and the first post being critical of HP... I've had two HP35s units and they are buggy as hell. Ended up with an old TI86 after trying every calculator in existence.
- madengr 12y agoWhat kind of bugs were you seeing? I'm use it for EE so it's primarily trig ang log functions. I'll never use the advanced features, but I can't use anything but RPN.
- underpants 12y agoMainly complex values wrapping in the display, memory corruption and annoyingly, really poor trig accuracy.
- sscotth 12y ago$700 new... http://www.amazon.com/HP-HP32SII-32Sii-Scientific-Calculator/dp/B00000JBMH http://www.amazon.com/HP-HP32SII-32Sii-Scientific-Calculator...