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hp 33s and memory Message #1 Posted by Marcel Pelletier on 30 Sept 2003, 6:49 p.m. The datasheet about the hp 33s on HPCALC.ORG tell us that this caculator will have 32 KB and 27-independent memory (A-Z,i). What's that? On hp 41 we use STO 00 - STO ???, so, this is more than 27 memory... only 27 memory for the hp 33s?

Re: hp 33s and memory Message #2 Posted by CME750 on 30 Sept 2003, 7:58 p.m., in response to message #1 by Marcel Pelletier The new 17bII+ financial calculator has only 10 independent memories. But...you can also define any number of variables, using 10-character names, for use by the Equation Solver. Maybe the 33S will be similar ?

Re: hp 33s and memory Message #3 Posted by Axel Bodemann on 1 Oct 2003, 3:27 a.m., in response to message #1 by Marcel Pelletier The 33s is intended as a 32sii update, not a successor of the 41, 42s or whatever. So it has all the features and properties of the 32sii, plus bigger memory, 2-line display and can be switched to algebraic mode. Apart from the keyboard (doesn't look very user friendly...) these are all the features I always wanted for my 32sii. Regards Axel

Re: hp 33s and memory Message #4 Posted by Joshua Belsky on 2 Oct 2003, 1:39 p.m., in response to message #3 by Axel Bodemann I imagine that another feature you would want would be better complex number handling. This is the major thing missing from the HP32SII, I feel. I imagine that the HP33S will work the same way, but at least with the two line display both parts will be visible at once.

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