Who is stll making RPN calculators, that is besides the HP-12? (2017)

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by susam • 3 years ago

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PaulHoule• 3 years ago

There is still the HP Prime.

Thanks! I was looking for an RPN calculator last month, and all I could find was the HP-12C. This calculator seems to be missing the x<->y key though. What's up with that? Without a swap x and y, the stack is a lot less valuable.

CTOSian• 3 years ago

of course this key is there!

bonus: if you are on U*x xcalc can be used in rpn mode: " xcalc -rpn "

itworker7• 3 years ago

checkout swissmicros.com They make several functionally close HP calculators. Its a rather interesting approach and unless HP itself resurrects the OLD calculator line, these are close as you can get to a new HP calculator.

chislobog• 3 years ago

HP 35S was an attempt to resurrect the 32SII line but it was discontinued recently.

Who is stll making RPN calculators, that is besides the HP-12? (2017)

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