HP Prime

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(08-30-2014 08:32 PM)sol740 Wrote:  That's one of the reasons I sold my HP 50G a few years ago. Awful manual.

I'll probably get flamed off the site for this but the best manuals have always come with Casio calculators IMHO. Example from my daily driver (Casio FX-991 ES PLUS): http://support.casio.com/storage/en/manu...S_C_EN.pdf

Concise, accurate and useful.

Casio does not have anything else to write anyway. If HP removes all the functions the manual could be that concise and accurate.

I struggled long time with the Algebra FX2.0 (top notch of these era in the Casio line-up), extremely easy to use, no manual required, but anything advanced was just not possible, not even string handling, heavy routines (to numerically solve some stuff... my memory is weak so in some physics or calculus tests I always tried to get solutions via bruteforce, not with stuff from course), very limited matrix limits, save spaces, memory, etc... the possibilities I acquired after that with my 49g+ were endless, anything you dreamed was doable: that can't have any concise manual.