HP Forum Archive 11

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This may not be the place for this but, >> Message #1 Posted by David on 3 Apr 2003, 3:06 p.m. The price/rarity chart shows easy and moderate for 11C and 15C respectively. Well....besides proud amounts on ebay, I don't know where else to look. Are these calcs really that hard to find? Not that it would be surprising. Any hints or help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, David

Re: This may not be the place for this but, >> Message #2 Posted by Ron Ross on 3 Apr 2003, 4:02 p.m., in response to message #1 by David I think the chart is fairly accurate, especially concerning the 11c and 15c. These two are fairly easy to find, just not affordable. If you were to stipulate Cheap and easy to find, no Hp can be found cheaply via Ebay. Even Hp trash (Hp 6s, Hp 10Bii, Hp30s, and other recent Hp's bring almost list price, NOT bargains) sells for almost list.

Re: This may not be the place for this but, >> Message #3 Posted by Chan Tran on 3 Apr 2003, 7:24 p.m., in response to message #2 by Ron Ross What about the 48's. I thought you can get a 48 on Ebay cheap.

You can. I did. Message #4 Posted by Jeremy on 3 Apr 2003, 9:08 p.m., in response to message #3 by Chan Tran My 48G with manual and quick start book was $40 on Buy it Now. it is not mint, probably fair to good condition, but it works perfectly, and will never leave me wanting features. Compare that to the 32SII, which I picked up for $125. (ouch) The 32SII doesn't do 1/5 of what the 48G does, so it was not a deal at all. What I do like about the 32SII though is not worrying about when my batteries will die. If they start to fade out, I can still use them for hours more before they crap out. With the 48G, it wouldn't be so long. I really like being able to see the first four registers of the stack though. That is the biggest advantage to the 48G in my opinion. -Jeremy

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