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How can I classify the latest version of HP Prime???

Time is gold, I won't care of the money to purchase the best one!

7:45 This is not true. You can display several outputs on the same line, including results etc...I meant to say to that it's not possible at this stage yet, since we hadn't covered string concatenation

Hi mate! I wanted to know how i could install the update.

Your vid’s are my goto for TI-92 info. Outstanding info!

Hi, very interesting. For x=1 to 5896 it works, but from 5897 to 5938 you obtain "iquo Error: Bad argument Type" and from 5939 to 10'000 you have "undef"

How do we change the date and time😊

This video is very helpful.

Obviously, any suspected lack of capability or competency does not reside on the product side.

If you try solve(q=((0.8492*pi*d^2)/4)*(d/4)^0.54*(h/t), t) Ti Nspire don´t work. HP prime is better in this case. If you look at the history of Derive, you'll see that Texas hasn't improved CAS at all. He only bought Softwarehouse, but it seems like Texas doesn't know anything about CAS.

HP Prime has the most intutive graphing due to touch screen also you can have tick labels too

How do you find these deals? Ebay or something?

I watched because I’m considering getting one. This was not a useful review. 4 minutes of you getting frustrated because you clearly haven’t read the manual does not help my buying decisions. Didn’t watch the whole thing.

it looks like the TI beats the HP at being bigger, too.

Best emu for HP42s is the free42.

The eRPN on the Prime is fine and you can enter equations in RPN mode as well, you just do it differently to how you do it on the 49. Maybe read the manual ;-)

tengo la TI 92 pero no tiene la memória es por eso que no enciende o está dañada? ya le puse baterías nuevas y nada

Hola, podras ayudarme? Como se cambia la base de la calculadora, es decir de base hexadecimal a base decimal. Gracias!

How do I download the connectivity kit

You didn't even press enter on HP Prime.

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What do I have to instsll on my computer?

Wow!

Great video! There are things you didn't mention. I am searching calculator which can calculate vectors and also which can do curl, divergence and laplacian - these are vector calculus. HP 49G has these functions, I am not sure if TI89 titanium can do these. In terms of practicality and speed TI is better.

rref means reduced row echelon ?

A more didactic approach would be to go to the respective solve menu, solve a couple of quadratic equations (real solutions, complex ones) and afterwards try out the options and individual flags that influence the solving. I think starting with the flags distracts unnecessarily from the purpose of the video.

Can I propose a video about plotting differential equations on the TI92 while doing some pull ups?

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Try DB48X.

Hello! Thanks for the video! I wanted to ask a question: why is it that after the update when I type in anything which is supposed to give answers in terms of pi or a fraction it just returns a decimal, without me being able to view it as a rational form or in terms of pi. for example, Arctan(1/√3) returns a decimal which I can't make In terms of pi when clicking a b/c. Any way you could check and let me know if you encounter the same issue? also, this happens in the normal home mode, in CAS mode it works, but I need to do it in normal mode as CAS mode is disabled during examinations. Thanks!

Used both. The 89 is the BEST calculator ever made, IMHO.

Did you figure out if it was that one particular display that was hard to see or are all 92's like that?

I enjoy your videos, my friend. You have inspired me to make calculator videos as well. Do you have any advice or suggestions?

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Dude, that is awesome. lol came for the ti calc videos, stayed for the impressive workouts.

I screwed my 92+ years ago - tried connecting to my 89. Broke my heart

I recently bought an HP Prime. Please don't just tell me what's wrong with it. Any comments about its strengths, other than speed?

I believe the HP35 was the first I remember that had RPN, followed shortly by the HP45 which I bought back in 1974. Great calculator at the time!

can this calculator get access to the internet on the go or just when it gets plugged into a computer?

why plain water? May be some isoproplic alcohol or deltilated water instead?

The correct procedure to multiply 4 by 5 is: 4 Enter 5 * NOT 4 Enter 5 Enter *

I have the same problem as you. Lol. I love programmable computers, that pretend to be calculors. Lol. I collect calculors too. I have a Ti89, Ti titanium, Ti inspire 2, HP 33S, HP48SX, Hp50g, HP prime g2, and also a few others. I am fascinated by them. I am a ex Nuclear engineer in the Navy. I once wrote a simulator of my Nuclear Reactor using an HP48SX, using equations that they gave us, all the other engineers were impressed because it was accurate. Lol My favorite calculator by far is the HP50g. True Rpn, probably the best HP calculator. The prime is super fast though... I use Emu48 on my S21 Ultra. I set it up to emulate an Hp50g, it's super fast that way. I love Emu48. My phone does 108 mflops. Lol It's super fast, I got the 189 page user manual for the HP 50g, off of ebay. Still want to get a Voyage 200 though.

Dude, have you tried the Numworks calculator? It is quite a popular alternative to TI 84 CE in Europe.

Does this new update solve the famous crashing issues?

I wish they came out with a HP50g that was on prime hardware (or better).

I have a ti 89 titanium for more then 12 years and it's still a wonderful calculator. For me, it's much better then that HP .

How are you not scaring everybody at Planet Fitness? Part of your training has to have so much control. Which is a great aspect a lot of people do not utilize.

I paid $200 dollars for one of those things in 1995... which is $410 today.

How I can make check-in version genaration HP Prime Calculator

It's interesting to see how far this had evolved from the early personal computer BASICs with line numbers. The Sharp pocket computer I had was more like those. BASIC perhaps wasn't the most appropriate programming language for a calculator, but in the 1980s it had the huge advantage that many people already knew it, so the learning curve was gentle.