Thread: Looking for RPN calculator!
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Re: Looking for RPN calculator!
Er, I believe phrontist was referring to an HP scientific calculator. Most engineers I know still have their old ones from 20 years ago But lucky for you, HP released a new RPN scientific calculator a couple months ago that fit your needs perfectly.

Visit: http://www.hp.com/calculators/scientific/33s/

It's $50 (so you probably CAN find it for $30 on eBay) but will be worth it.

I just put an RPN program on my Ti89+ and it works great. Though for college I may have to get that 49G+...
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