In support of the 33s & 35s

[Matt Agajanian]

Hi all.

To be honest, the 35s & 33s shouldn’t be bashed so much. They still have functionality, programmability, and capability that rival both their namesakes (the 35 and 33E/C) and, dare I say, these two even rival the 32S II which they take their programming structure from.

So yes, there are flaws. But, give yourselves credit that you’re brilliant programmers, mathemeticians, scientists, etc. that you can engineer workarounds that circumvent the flaws. HP tried and succeeded in developing at least two options (33s and 35s) that still employ the keystroke programming structure that has produced so many HP programming savants and thousands more programs and app pacs for the Woodstocks, Voyagers, Classics, Spices/Spikes. And, even better, although the 33s no longer comes from the HP factory, the more flexible 35s is still in production.