HP 50G vs. HP Prime
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06-19-2016, 01:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-19-2016 02:02 PM by RPL Calcs.)
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RE: HP 50G vs. HP Prime
Cheers,
50G vs Prime In 50G, it can be attributed greater number of functions to user keyboard (up to 11 functions). In the Prime think are just 3. A pro more to 50g. Normal FUNCTION [LS]+[FUNCTION] [RS]+[FUNCTION] [Alpha]+[FUNCTION] [Alpha]+[LS]+[FUNCTION] [Alpha]+[RS]+[FUNCTION] [LS]&[FUNCTION] [RS]&[FUNCTION] [Alpha]&[FUNCTION] [Alpha]+[LS]&[FUNCTION] [Alpha]+[RS]&[FUNCTION] [LS] - Left-Shift [RS] - Right-Shift & - It indicates that the keys are pressed simultaneously Regarding the batteries's lifespan .... The prime the battery can be replaced? What kind is it? A pro more to 50g. And a pro more also for the HP 35A (1972) PROCESSORS: according with HP Collection the models hp 48SX/S use Saturn Clarke, 2MHz, hp 48G/GX/G+ and 49G use Saturn Yorke, 4MHz http://www.hp-collection.org/calculators.html Best regards, |
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