Hypothetical WP 35S

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my four cents:

I don't like deep menues either but i can get used to them. If there are user assignments then those deep menues aren't much of an issue anyway.

Most people here doing math for a living assemble at least 4k of user programs. Some write many k more. Think Namir here. He wakes up in program mode. I put 6k on a 42s and wanted more than the 2k left for data storage. So four times what the 34s was miraculously able to deliver in fully merged user memory would be the minimum hoped for. I (think that I) realize that it's possible to attach user programs as key assignments in that underused portion of memory of the 34s but easier is always better, for us mortals.

Easy data storage / program storage / firmware updateability through USB, or anything normal, is indespensable. HP's long lamentable history of proprietary cables were not a nice thing to saddle us with.

If the operating system shares space with the merged user memory and IF that is limited; the ability to easily delete those functions in the firmware that aren't "favorites" to create more space would be a usefull feature.