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From: timite_h on 6 Jun 2006 13:07 Well i should have said that it is stupid to ban calculators of the TI84/HP39G level as i knew that handheld with touch screen are banned from exams in U.S. Anyway,are you sure that the TI-Nspire doesn't have a touch screen ? Because its U.I seems very similar to the ClassPad one and without a stylus it would be a pain in the a.. to use. Jean-Yves Avenard wrote: > timite_h wrote: > > > Well it would be stupid to ban a calculator designed to replace the > > TI84+/HP39G level of calculator just because it has a touch sensitive > > screen. > > check what is allowed/disallowed for maths exam in the US. > touch screen is one. > Probably why the TI N'Spire doesn't have one > > JY
From: bokubob on 12 Jun 2006 21:02 hugh.evans(a)openrpn.org wrote: > Until more information comes out I'm going to put my 49G+ retrofit > design on the back burner (no further than CAD). My guess is that it > will be a 49G+ with a higher clock speed, improved color scheme, and > more connectivity options. >From the pictures we've seen, assuming they're real, it looks like a retrofit for the 49g+ will fit the 50g, so why not go ahead? At least there are lots of people with 49g+s that would like to keep their investment usable into the future. -Jonathan
From: Bressan on 14 Jun 2006 07:08 Hi Tom, I read that this new calculator - HP50G - will be able to network to others devices...to transmit and store your info... You can find more info in www.educalc.net Bye, Marcos Bressan tom wrote: > Yestarday I read on the website from Dynatech (a big german calculator > seller) that there would be 2 new calculators from HP in this summer. > The new HP 39 GS and a new HP 50 G, but they have no further > infrmations and no pics of both. > Does anybody here know more? > > Greetings > Tom
From: TW on 14 Jun 2006 08:16 > I read that this new calculator - HP50G - will be able to network to > others devices...to transmit and store your info... That is what I designed for a competition last year. It is not the 50G that is getting released. I just called my entry that since it has been the "next calculator" when people had talked about the future models in the past. Anything that has my name on it it isn't the calculator being released by HP. TW
From: Meh. on 14 Jun 2006 09:14
timite_h wrote: > So as a professional who use calculators what kind of evolution would > you expect from advanced calculator ? > Weeeeell, this may be heresy but I currently find the HP49G+ to be pretty damned good now that I've got one with a KB that seems to work okay. The main advances I'd like to see are, in no particular order: 1. more memory, much much more memory, so I can work on reasonably big data sets. 2. higher-resolution screen 3. much better data exchange facilities with computers, possibly ethernet or WLAN 4. better power supply, possibly AA batteries instead of AAA and maybe mains power input 5. USB hosting, so I can connect USB-driven sensors And for me, I think that'd be about it. ttfn Meh |