nice calculator

[Unregistered]

http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?prodID=6236

i find this better than megacalc because it has more options and better finance/tvm options, and is hi res plus

[n2ifp]

Looks nice, but far more power than I need. I already have at least 3, so I don't need anymore :).

[CopyCat]

haven't found a better calc than powerONE. This is just because its more similiar to TI calcs than Power48.....a TI emulator would make me kiss whoever it was:)

[AlbertLu]

If you are a geek like me ;), try looking-up Power48 on freewarepalm or palmgear.

It's not the most user friendly, but it's powerful.

[gbh]

i haven't found a good financial (tvm) that is hi res plus, except this neo calc. the other nice ones are more scientific, rather than general/financial.

[s_n_m]

I have a great time with EASYCALC. It does everything a TI83 can do! Plus the fact that it is on palm makes things like entering Matrices and saving varibles much easier.

[Hes Nikke]

Originally posted by AlbertLu
If you are a geek like me ;), try looking-up Power48 on freewarepalm or palmgear.

It's not the most user friendly, but it's powerful.

i have one gripe with Power48... i can't beem stuff from my actual 48GX http://images.forgottennewbies.com/emoticons/stern.gif

oh how i miss pheonix.... http://images.forgottennewbies.com/emoticons/ahem.gif

btw, i mapped Power48 to my calc button 3 days ago http://images.forgottennewbies.com/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[tanker_bob]

Having grown up on HP scientifics, I've been using MathUPro by Creative Creek as my standard calculator for several years. Its programming "language" is the same as the old HPs, making it a breeze to write simple or complex programs. Its interface can also be programmed, allowing button changes, etc., and supports hi res in the latest version.