DM32 from Swiss Micros

[Eric Rechlin]

The cost of the LCD alone in the DM32 makes it impossible to sell it for a price competitive to other high-end student calculators (you could buy an entire HP 10bII+ for less than the price of the DM32 LCD). SwissMicros is not trying to compete in that market, and there's no way they even could unless they downgraded to a much cheaper display. This is a very niche product with very high end components and has an appropriate price for what it is. There is really no competition for it -- it only exists for people who fondly remember old HP calculators and want something to add to that experience. This is not going to be anyone's first calculator or even their second; I suspect the average DM32 buyer already has 10+ calculators.