Solver, HP Solve, etc.

[Thomas Radtke]

(06-27-2014 02:02 PM)HP67 Wrote:  That sounds good. Wait, did you mean the general programming model is keystroke (I know that) or the solver uses keystroke programming (have no idea what that would mean).

The latter, i.e., there's no equation editor, unfortunately. As I said, the solver solves a program for a return value of zero. This is what the 34C solver did.

(06-27-2014 02:02 PM)HP67 Wrote:  I read about that. It may be a good option for extending the keyboard if they haven't abused it. Actually, from the description, it sounds like the way to 50g works for plotting and a few other functions where if you hit a shift key and another key it does one thing, but if you hold and shift it does another.

Oops, I didn't knew the 50g has this, too.

(06-27-2014 02:02 PM)HP67 Wrote:  It broke after a few weeks? Or you sealed it up for Y3K, or...?

I have no use for it as I have enough other financial calculators. But it was inexpensive and I was curious about it :-).