35S Insanity

[naddy]

(11-30-2024 05:33 PM)Commie Wrote:  

(11-30-2024 04:57 PM)naddy Wrote:  [It's matrix support is also lacking, FWIW.

Yep, never thought of that, just had a quick wiz through the hp32sii manual and it looks like it too doesn't have matrix support, although perhaps I'm wrong?

The 32S was marketed as the successor to the 11C. It added SOLVE, ∫, limited support for complex numbers, a number of minor things, and took advantage of the possibilities added by the new dot-matrix display.

The 32SII was a strict superset of the 32S. It added equations, fractions, again a few minor things, and reworked the user interface.

The 11C/32S/32SII manuals include example programs to solve simultaneous linear equations in three unknowns.

After the 15C, support for matrices and full support for complex numbers was limited to the 42S, which was positioned as the successor to the 15C, and to the RPL line: 28C/S, 48S(X) and successors.