HP 48GII Graphic Calculator (F2226A)
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Customer Reviews
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- I must admit that I am loyal to HP calculators! I bought the HP35 in the early 70's when I was a graduate student at Washington University. I currently collect HP calculators. When I bought the HP 48gII about a month ago I encounted the much talked about...
- The main thing I want to say is the 48gii has had a USB port since 2006, and as best I can tell this model doesn't suffer from the keyboard issues that plagued early production runs. Even if you do get a bad keyboard however, HP will honor its outstanding...
- I was using a Casio graphing calculator when I finally maxed out its capabilities and had to look for another. This cost a third of the comparable TI model and works great. The manual could use some work but using the functions is easy to figure out and...
- I use HP calculators at work and this one is very good. i particularly like the placement of the enter button. I have purchased an extra one for backup since they are priced at a big discount now.
- Hughey-Pack is baaack! (Okay, tone it down a bit.) No, I really like the new 48gII, although I can't figure why they chose to ID it in the 48 series, since it clearly is a derated 49g+, itself a nice update of the original 49g. I guess 49g- didn't sound...
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