Hp 33s Calculator

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Scientific calculator : HP 33S Scientific Calculator (F2216A) Description

Powerful/advanced pocket-size programmable scientific calculator. 32K user memory. Letter+4 program line labels. Cursor keys to navigate menus. Works in both RPN and algebraic modes. Features: keystroke programming, solve function, stats one and two variable, base-n function, 27 independent memories, trig, polar-rectang.Pocket-sized and full-featured, the HP 33s Scientific Calculator is designed for engineers, surveyors, college students, scientists, and medical professionals. Its two-line display is easy to read, and at only 4.2 ounces, the unit slips easily into your pocket for travel.

Boasting both Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) and intuitive algebraic data entry modes, as well as 32 KB memory with 27 memory storage and recall functions, the 33s is ideal for solving a variety of science and engineering problems.

Functions include trigonometric, percentage, conversion, coordinate, time, angle, probability, factorial, gamma, fractions, and a variety of statistical operations. The calculator can solve equations, integrate, work with complex numbers, and is programmable. The 386-page manual thoroughly reviews the calculator’s many features. When purchased new, the unit is backed by HP’s one-year limited warranty.

What’s in the Box

There has long been a real need for a high-quality scientific calculator for serious scientific and engineering professional, so I was glad to see HP back in the market with the HP-33S, a replacement for their popular HP-32SII (of which I own three!). With some caveats (see below), I’ve found this to be a very good scientific calculator, and probably the best one being manufactured today. I guess HP finally noticed that people are willing to pay over 0 for a used HP-32SII, and took the hint.

First, some general comments. I thought the overall quality of the calculator to be very good. The keys have a good solid feel, like traditional HP calculators. It has about 80 times the memory of the HP-32SII, and I found it to run about 2.5 times faster. The manual is excellent - clear and very well written, and similar to the HP-32SII.

The HP-33S has a few new features that were not on the HP-32SII:

- Two input modes RPN and algebraic. (The default is RPN.) I use RPN exclusively myself. - Two-line display (to show both the X and Y registers).

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