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Hi all,

Yeah yeah. We’re living in the era of the laptop and smartphones with HP calc apps. I’m interested to know if calcs such as the 48 series or the 67/97 or even the 41 system are part of a mission's toolkit.
I think it's the Raspberry PI turn since 2015 now...
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As I recall, one of the last Shuttle Mission Pictures had shown an HP48.

TomC
Arf, difficult to answer (the picture i showed just shows UK citizen has used an Rpi in the space...)
Some discussion about HP and NASA: HP48GX and NASA: Fact or Fiction
(08-28-2022 07:41 AM)Hp50gFr Wrote: [ -> ]I think it's the Raspberry PI turn since 2015 now...

I guess that's part of the "Astro Pi" STEM project to get kids interested in space.
(08-29-2022 05:40 PM)ijabbott Wrote: [ -> ]I guess that's part of the "Astro Pi" STEM project to get kids interested in space.

Yes, you can see detailed info here.
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