New G2 HP Prime

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(11-09-2018 08:43 PM)cdmackay Wrote:  

(11-09-2018 07:42 PM)John P Wrote:  HP Prime, with whatever G's, is a half baked product. I hope it disappears very soon and instead somebody will make hardware and adopt Mathematica to it without Home and CAS modes of course and with efficient programing capabilities. RIP HP Prime. Amen.

Mathematica on a calculator? I have it running on an RPi and it struggles there; would be fun to see it on a calculator.

I have two Casio CAS models (CG50 & Classpad CP400), and the HP 50g, as well as the Prime, and I've tried the TI CX CAS. The Prime may not be perfect, but it's the best I've tried so far.

[edit: CG50 is only CAS with the Xcas plugin, so that's not a fair comparison, apols]

What do you think is the best current CAS implementation on a calculator, and why?

I'm not attending the physics exam like I planned.
The Linux based system of the Finnish high school final exams, Abitti, has more bugs that I can handle. I only 8 out of 10 on some courses just because of the tools.
AND
I'm now using the HP Prime since it is superior to my other, unnamed (TI CX CAS) cas tool.
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Don't worry, I already passed the exam a few years ago.
I just wanted to try the new e-exam...wanted..