HP 48GX Collector’s Edition (merged) - please don't start two threads

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If HP were ever to offer a new RPL calculator, it seems likely that it would be a derivative of the 50G, since that is the most recent RPL calculator, and already runs on a modern processor architecture (ARM), though the specific processor chip in the 50G is discontinued.

However, as far as I've ever heard, there is little enthusiasm among the HP engineers who are qualified to do such a thing. The absolute minimum it would take to make that happen would be convincing Moravia and Royal that it would sell well enough to justify a fairly major engineering investment, and even that wouldn't guarantee that it would happen.

(my opinions only, I don't work for HP, Moravia, or Royal)