The HP 35S has arrived...
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From: ppeb on 29 May 2007 22:29 On May 29, 6:09 am, Giancarlo <giancarlo.matti...(a)indesitcompany.com> wrote: > On 29 Mag, 13:03, ppeb <bpwa...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > It looks good. I will get one. It only lacks one big thing: I/O. How > > soon will we see a USB or serial port hacked in? > > Hi. > I think that providing some I/O would prevent the calc from being > accepted in many tests and exams, so maybe HP wouldn't run the risk of > loosing a slice of the market... > Just a thought. > Best regards. > Giancarlo Who cares about it being accepted in exams? I'm talking about a major extension to its usefulness by having offline storage capability, not to mention sharing programs with other users. Brian Walsh
From: greenchile505 on 29 May 2007 23:38 On May 29, 6:46 pm, "news.hp.com" <cyri...(a)hp.com> wrote: > hello, > > they are already some early adopters: > > http://hpmad.homeip.net/nicolas/2007-3-27-8-3/I%20know%20I%20can%20so...http://hpmad.homeip.net/nicolas/2007-3-27-8-3/My%20dady%20gave%20me%2... > > cyrille :) Awesome spy photos. Is that a piece of tape covering up a multi-pin connector, a memory card slot, an IR port?? Or is it unidirectional bonding strip for securing the 35s to the play thingy? Anyway, thanks for the nice side views. I know dims have been published, but I haven't actually taken the time to look at a ruler. I thought the 35s might be thicker (bricker?). It looks nice and slim in those photos. Oh, I almost forget. Cute kid. Although he looks pretty serious in that first picture.. Cheers, Pal PS - Dear HP, thanks for releasing the 35s. I only need one, but I'll buy two just so you know I'm serious about new "proper HP models". Btw, now I know how all those Ford Mustang people feel about the new retro stangs.
From: Michael on 30 May 2007 01:33 altzone(a)gmail.com wrote: > The new HP35S (the HP 35 35th anniversary model) has arrived: > http://www.calculators-hp.com/35s.html > > and it looks supurb! > > Dave. > It could have done with an SD slot and about four times the memory. *If* it has a excellent keyboard it would be my first choice of calc for number crunching, going to get two regardless. Does anybody know about the programming (RPL)? It would be a pain if it was the same as the original, would relegate it 2 a novelty. Mick C
From: Michael on 30 May 2007 05:49 news.hp.com wrote: > hello, > > they are already some early adopters: > > http://hpmad.homeip.net/nicolas/2007-3-27-8-3/I%20know%20I%20can%20solve%20that%20problem.JPG > http://hpmad.homeip.net/nicolas/2007-3-27-8-3/My%20dady%20gave%20me%20the%20coolest%20toys.JPG > > > cyrille :) > > Thanks child abuse, give him a 50g lol. No seriously cute kid. Mick C
From: Massimo Santin (at GMail) on 30 May 2007 07:03
"news.hp.com" <cyrille(a)hp.com> wrote in message news:f3il1n$mdg$1(a)usenet01.boi.hp.com... > hello, > > they are already some early adopters: My opinion was that young people buy TI or Casio. I'm happy to be wrong. |