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Is This Economics At Work?
05-06-2023, 03:31 AM
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(05-06-2023 12:26 AM)John Garza (3665) Wrote:  Complaining about prices of HP calculators?
Oh My, what has the world come to...
Please tell that to those who spent the equivalent of $5,000 back in 1974 for an HP-65.

Serious professionals are attracted to good tools of the trade.
If they have to use a lesser machine for some arcane rules in an exam, so be it - likely temporarily.

What machine do you think they will choose for the remainder of their professional career?

-j
I never thought I would have to use my non programmable calculators again and then I had to take a test and only non programmable were allowed. It was like going from a Ferrari to a Fiat cinquecento….
The price for most HPs is justified, not so sure about HP35 though but the rest, yeah
they still rock.
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RE: Is This Economics At Work? - rprosperi - 02-24-2023, 01:47 PM
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