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Other than the person who made the YouTube video, does anyone actually have the G8X92AA version of the Prime? I've been looking at online calculator stores all over the world and on eBay. Nothing. Nada. Rien. Zilch. I'd buy one in an instant if I could find one NIP.

(08-14-2014 12:46 PM)toml_12953 Wrote: [ -> ]Other than the person who made the YouTube video, does anyone actually have the G8X92AA version of the Prime? I've been looking at online calculator stores all over the world and on eBay. Nothing. Nada. Rien. Zilch. I'd buy one in an instant if I could find one NIP.

Despite so much discussion here in other threads, HP is vague about their calculator product's real features, or at least when advertized on their portals the information can be misleading.
Unfortunately we can't trust the manufacturers advertizing anymore as we use to do in the past golden days.
I guess that part of this situation comes from the consumers themselves, as there is no loyalty or trust between the customers and the vendors.
It's all about opportunity to make money no matter what, or make a "good buy" depending on the side you are in each deal you are involved in.

So my vote went for "What is a G8X92AA?"

:O the teacher who has been posting suggestions, he might have the forbidden model.

(08-14-2014 12:46 PM)toml_12953 Wrote: [ -> ]Other than the person who made the YouTube video, does anyone actually have the G8X92AA version of the Prime? I've been looking at online calculator stores all over the world and on eBay. Nothing. Nada. Rien. Zilch. I'd buy one in an instant if I could find one NIP.

I think G8X92AA is an OEM code for the usual standard HP Prime (NW280AA).

It is actually a different product number. The packaging is slightly different (I think it might call out test approvals). There are no external differences on the calculator. The circuit paths in the USB power supply area were slightly re-routed.

The revision C is available here in Belgium (FNAC). About 139 Euros.