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Base Conversion & Logical Operations: Prime vs. 28S/28GX/50g on EASE OF USE
08-17-2018, 07:56 AM
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RE: Base Conversion & Logical Operations: Prime vs. 28S/28GX/50g on EASE OF USE
Aha! So the bracket that’s rotated 90° to the right is space! Hidden in plain sight! Thank you!

I still don’t understand why HP put a priority on base conversions on older calculators seeing that those calculators were targeted at students too. Why the change? Do students today no longer need the features that students of yesteryear needed? It seems strange to me.

Anyway, thank you for kindly sharing your thoughts about my video.

(08-17-2018 07:37 AM)Didier Lachieze Wrote:  Yes, Base conversion and operations are quicker/easier on the RPL calculators than on the Prime. My guess is that they are not very high in priority list for the targeted audience of the Prime.

And I have an answer to your quest for the space key (@7:00 in the video): it’s just at the same location as on the 48/50 units, between the dot and the plus keys ! It’s just not labelled SPC which is a very English abbreviation but use the more international ␣ symbol.
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RE: Base Conversion & Logical Operations: Prime vs. 28S/28GX/50g on EASE OF USE - JDW - 08-17-2018 07:56 AM



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