A couple of questions about the HP prime app for Android

[pier4r]

Many thanks, I'm going to buy the app, especially if it is native and not slowed down. Thanks for the answers and great Eric for the work in np++ (it is not that trivial, it takes time). For Np++ is there a chance to contribute to the the language definition file through a repository?

One think I dread though: if I start to have very good app on android to handle intensive mathematics (1) I may keep the 50g without buying the real prime and/or the nspire.

Nah, just kidding, I'll eventually buy them. Having little portable "matlab/mathematica" is awesome.

I also saw that this is a pretty awesome post for documentation (it is a pity that is not based on a collaborative wiki so one cannot help).

(1) It is interesting that playstore does not report mathstudio or paridroid as similar app of the HP prime.