SV: Re: HP's and TI's calculator output rate

To: CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM
Subject: SV: Re: HP's and TI's calculator output rate
From: Stig Brautaset <sbrautas@ONLINE.NO>
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1998 18:27:20 +0100
Reply-To: Stig Brautaset <sbrautas@ONLINE.NO>

The HP works like the human mind. First, it want to know which numbers it has to do with. Then, it wants to know what to do with them. I understand how this could be a problem to you... If you bought a new calc the day before a test and where planning to use it you, then I have one thing to say to you. That is a VERY STUPID THING TO DO! In my humble opinion, that is...

One little thing before I "go"... How about breaking up the words into sentences, with a couple of capitol letters here and there? Someone migt actually get your point...


>Personaly i think the hp calcs require too much learning I bought a HP
>calc the day before this big test i opened it and it made no scence at
>all i tried to learn how to do the stuff on the calc i couldnt figure it
>out my friend had bought a TI-82 it worked wondefuly he knew how to
>solve the problems easily  now i am the proud owner of a TI-83 and soon
>to be proud owner of a TI-89 and i sold the HP to a pawn shop for more
>than it was worth $20
>
>>I think it is very obvious that he closed his mind long before he
>closed the
>>book.
>>If he put half as much effort into learning the calculator as he has in
>>complaining
>>about it he would be an expert by now.
>>
>>Jacek Marchel wrote:
>>
>>> Richard Goedeken wrote:
>>> >
>>> > I bought the 48 programming manual, and started reading it.  On one
>>> > of the first pages it said something like "at HP we encourage
>>> > an object-oriented approach to programming, so blahblahblah..."  At
>>> > that point I think I closed the book and didn't open it again.
>>> > ...
>>>
>>> Richard.
>>>
>>> I do agree with you !
>>> HP48 is definitely not for you. It does require some learning.
>>
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