Is HP getting serious about calculators?
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From: Volker Neurath on 11 Oct 2006 15:48 Steen Schmidt wrote: > I know that much free software exist. The problem with this is the > same as with all other open source software; It's difficult to use, > badly documented and poorly integrated. Sorry, but that is _not_ a speciality of Open Source or Free software. Volker -- Im ?brigen bin ich der Meinung, das TCPA verhindert werden muss
From: greenchile505 on 12 Oct 2006 01:23
> Are there any TI emulators for PDAs? On this page you will find information regarding hp calc emulation AND ti emulation for Palm OS. http://www.mobilevoodoo.com/index.htm (Anyone know what Mr Hildinger is up to these days??) Power48 is awesome, but cannot replace owning a real hp calculator. A dedicated calculator, if affordable, is a pleasure to use. However, if I could not afford both I would probably buy the PDA and put Power48 on it (and 100 other downloaded math programs). I currently have EasyCalc, Lyme, MathPad, MathUPro, Power48, meditor, and PowerOne Graph on my Palm T|X ($300US). It goes everywhere I go. However, I use my hp 50g whenever it is in reach.. Regards, Pal |