HP 50g tries to steal the scene in fuel ad

[Gerson W. Barbosa]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OsJ9eZumf8 (0:18)

I'm quite sure the guy (or gal) holding it has nothing to do with this :-)

[Joe Horn]

That reminds me: did anybody else notice the HP 48GX that makes a token appearance (pun intended) in the recent "Spiderman 2" movie?

[Steve Simpkin]

(05-14-2014 02:30 AM)Joe Horn Wrote:  That reminds me: did anybody else notice the HP 48GX that makes a token appearance (pun intended) in the recent "Spiderman 2" movie?

An HP-48G series model also appeared early in the first The Amazing Spiderman movie as Peter Parker was examining his dead fathers belongings in his bedroom.

[HP67]

Hmmm an HP 48G in the first Spiderman movie, a GX in the second.

That means we should expect a 50g in Spiderman III The Tangled Web and a Prime in Spiderman IV, the Primal Spider

[jebem]

(05-14-2014 12:49 AM)Gerson W. Barbosa Wrote:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OsJ9eZumf8 (0:18)

I'm quite sure the guy (or gal) holding it has nothing to do with this :-)

Well, well, I don't know... what about those 12 digit accuracy used in calculations by HP that so many claims are enough for the job?
Chaos theory butterfly effect: Cumulative errors in successive fuel measurements can result in a loss of market by any corporation....

[aurelio]

(05-14-2014 06:17 AM)HP67 Wrote:  Hmmm an HP 48G in the first Spiderman movie, a GX in the second.

That means we should expect a 50g in Spiderman III The Tangled Web and a Prime in Spiderman IV, the Primal Spider

why not a wp43?

[Steve Simpkin]

(05-14-2014 06:04 PM)aurelio Wrote:  

(05-14-2014 06:17 AM)HP67 Wrote:  Hmmm an HP 48G in the first Spiderman movie, a GX in the second.

That means we should expect a 50g in Spiderman III The Tangled Web and a Prime in Spiderman IV, the Primal Spider

why not a wp43?

They will save the WP 34s for the next series reboot, The Stupendously Unbelievable Astounding Amazing Spider Man.

[Gerson W. Barbosa]

(05-14-2014 08:06 AM)jebem Wrote:  

(05-14-2014 12:49 AM)Gerson W. Barbosa Wrote:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OsJ9eZumf8 (0:18)

I'm quite sure the guy (or gal) holding it has nothing to do with this :-)

Well, well, I don't know... what about those 12 digit accuracy used in calculations by HP that so many claims are enough for the job?
Chaos theory butterfly effect: Cumulative errors in successive fuel measurements can result in a loss of market by any corporation....

Olá José,

Definitely no calculation problem. The bad results are due to mismanagement, to say the least, but that's another story which doesn't fit here.

Gerson.