Casio Python updates

[robve]

There is a lot of interest in Python on calculators these days. This tells me that:

1. the calculator in question offers deficient programming capabilities and Python is a better alternative

2. people think for some reason that their calculator with Python is superior

3. they long for calculators with full QWERY keys to program Python

If I was in charge to produce a new calculator line, the devices would look like a hybrid of these two:





But with a larger (backlit) screen, CAS (e.g. xcas), and support for Python and also BASIC of course! Assembly and C would be nice too.

This device won't satisfy SAT/ACT. The dumbest thing ever was to give in on banning QWERTY keys to satisfy SAT/ACT requirements. This exposed many students to crappy calculators in school that they are not encouraged to use anymore in their careers e.g. as engineers.

I could also list the SHARP PC-E500(S) and PC-G850(V)(S) but the PC-1475 is more compact (portable) and very sleek!

- Rob