HP introduces 3D graphing calculator ( 2003-10-29 16:01) (Agencies) The world's leading computer maker HP introduced a graphing calculator on Tuesday, which it says can perform a vast array of ...

HP says it's targeting engineering, math and science students and professionals (um, who else would buy this?) with the HP 50g graphing calculator that's been loaded up with features destined to ...

It turns out HP wants to completely revolutionize the graphing calculator, and has released a teaser video showing off its new Prime graphing calculator that sports a 3.5-inch multitouch display ...

Non-graphing, HP-42 or HP-15, both collectable antiques with corresponding price tags. There are emulators for both; almost any programmable thing I have has a copy of Free42 on it.

These are exciting times for anyone who’s refused to replace their trusty standalone graphing calculator with a similarly capable smartphone or tablet app. Your stubbornness is finally paying ...

HP 48G Graphing Caluclator- excelent condition, has a nylon carrying case, and a serial PC link (worth $20, like new), shipping $5<BR><BR>I'll ship this item early next week (hopefully 19th or ...

HP’s new Prime graphing calculator fights smartphone envy with a touchscreen and apps by Dan Seifert Via Gizmodo | Source YouTube Apr 23, 2013, 7:13 AM PDT via dl.dropboxusercontent.com ...

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While my old HP 48G still works, it lacks the connectivity options I need for in-class demos and it's painfully slow. To HP's credit, it is almost 20 years old and was one of the original graphing ...

Considering their hardware specification, graphing calculators surely feel like an anachronism in 2019. There are plenty of apps and other software available for that nowadays, and despite all prea… ...