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    Default HP 11c, 12c, 15c, 16c emulators

    Thanks to the posting by iphoneguy2007 I found these and felt they deserved their own thread:

    http://code.google.com/p/hpcalc-iphone/

    To install, add snipurl/hpcalc to Installer.app sources, and find the calculators listed under Utilities. http://snipurl.com/hpcalc is what the source should look like!
    Last edited by jedinight; 12-03-2007 at 12:16 PM.

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    looks good ill have to try this








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    What little testing I've done shows them to be very responsive.

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    Pretty amazing programing skill.

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    Thank you!!! Great apps.

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    Great stuff.

    However, even though I am of Polish descent and an engineer I never got the hang of RPN. I seem to remember HP made at least one of these calcs with algebraic entry (i.e. an "=" sign). Any chance making one of those?

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    You could ask the developer (not me)

    None of the HP-1x series calculators had an algebraic mode. (I have 3 of them ). The HP18C (with two keyboards) was the first algebraic model.

    If you are looking for an algebraic scientific, it will have to wait Though an HP-71 algebraic emulator would probably be great...

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    I endorse NetMage

    i love my 19BII calc, is virtually impossible to change for other , i use since come out around 1986.

    is expected to release any algebraic version ?

    thanks for all



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    Thats amazing! Over $200 worth of calculators on the iPhone! Very cool!

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