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Should I replace my TI-89 Swiss Army Knife on the table with the HP Prime?
07-25-2022, 07:19 AM (This post was last modified: 07-27-2022 05:19 AM by Tom Flatterhand.)
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Should I replace my TI-89 Swiss Army Knife on the table with the HP Prime?
I sporadically observe the development of the HP Prime and have read some of the tests that appeared in the beginning. There were also written about some quirks. Now I got an HP Prime as a birthday present and would like to know how HP-41C, HP-48 and TI-89 owners rate the HP Prime?

Have initial quirks been eliminated over the years?

How good is the CAS compared to the Derive built into the TI-89?

How have you come to terms with the three-part nature (home mode, CAS mode, apps)?

Is it true that the TI-Nspire™ CX CAS and the HP Prime have the same CAS (Giac/Xcas)?

Maybe someone of you knows about the mentioned calculators and may answer me? I would be very happy.
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