Flush and recessed displays of hp 27s calculator.

[Dave Britten]

(06-13-2024 02:24 AM)rprosperi Wrote:  

(06-12-2024 04:41 PM)bxparks Wrote:  I can understanding paying a little extra for an RPN scientific calculator, since those are no longer made. But a 35-year old algebraic calculator doesn't make sense to me.

It would appear you don't care for the feel of great keyboards, but no offense meant by that, just an observation. Also, by virtue of being a member here, one's built-in bias towards an HP-made machine can't be ignored.

Also, I'd generally prefer to drive a 2024 car, but there is still something awfully appealing about driving a '68 Camaro RS. Bumpy, smelly, poor gas mileage, manual everything. But I'd still pick the Camaro.

Bear in mind that "great keyboards" is highly subjective. I think the Casio fx-5800P keyboard is outstanding, for instance. Quite different from an HP 27S, of course, but extremely good in its own way.