HP Prime - worthy successor to HP-71B ?

[pier4r]

(09-28-2017 03:21 PM)Vincent Weber Wrote:  The Prime has HPPL templates in menus for blocks, loops, conditionals, that are much more efficient than typing every letter on a qwerty keyboard. Just like every Casio or TI graphing calculator.
Even on the 71B the most common BASIC keyboards are directly available on the keyboard, reducing a lot the need for qwerty...

I am not sure.

I mean on the PC instead of typing => I write 'rhash' that then fasktkeys (windows) or atext(mac) convert to => . Sometimes I am pretty fast with letters and less with buttons.

This is a necessity (be quick) when you program with vim.