You'd use a DM42 if you had the money :^)
In all seriousness though, I love Swiss Micros.
Swiss Micros > Hewlett Packard > Casio > Texas Instruments
Admit it
Aaron Cook
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Robert Turner
No I'd use mathematica
Jayden Bell
that's a nice calculator. They're not too expensive, aren't they like 100 bucks? Seems decent for an updated version of classic calculators that fetch over 400+ on ebay.
Cooper Martinez
200 Swiss Francs. Or about $210. Definitely a luxury brand of sorts but they are incredibly powerful and accurate and can calculate exponents greater than 6,100. USB capable too, for downloading firmware updates, so built to last as well. Like Swiss guns and Swiss watches etc.
Jackson Garcia
yeah but,
can it play doom?
Aaron Gutierrez
Is it better than an HP-50G?
Easton Ross
I don't want to call it apples and oranges but graphing calculators are best compared to other graphing calculators, not scientifics. For the price of an HP-50G, you can get a Casio that is more powerful but pretty ugly looking. They are more of the "most bang for your buck" brand.
Owen Wright
im on the swiss micros web page rn
>The DM42 is in stock and ready to ship.
yet i see nowhere to place order..
Anthony Ross
Kevin Sanders
9860G/9750Gii is fast compared to the 50g because it isn't all running in a slow Saturn emulator, but I wouldn't really call it comparable in functionality, no CAS, smaller screen, no 3D graphs, no external memory on the 9750, the HP 39gs would be more of an even comparison. Or compare the casio classpad series.
Jordan Reyes
39gs have the advantage of being cheap as fuck from china for some weird reason, possibly fakes, but they work great and have a really nice interface IMO.
Grayson Torres
>mathematica
It's shit for doing quick numbers.
Zachary Phillips
>using anything other than a Casio fx-300ES
How’s it feel to be a pleb
Juan Wilson
Sexy.
Jackson Roberts
why would i need a graphing calculator though?
Samuel Ramirez
That's actually a really good port.
Evan Baker
That looks like a beautiful calculator. Looks a lot like my old HP. I remember my dad gave me an HP RPN calculator, once I got used to RPN I fell in love and have never gone back. Now I do my calculations on my phone with an RPN calc app. I'm a tradesman so the math I do on the job is mostly simple trig and geometry stuff, no need to carry an extra device for that but I do miss using my HP.
Kevin Perez
Henry Gray
I unironically ssh into my server to run bc instead of using my phone's calculator
Charles Nelson
They are nice to have on hand, as they are quicker than using a PC/tablet/phone. I use an HP prime, best calculator I have ever used.
Samuel Myers
I use one everyday myself and can confirm it's comfy to use. Too bad no one bothered to document how to create your own aplets for it
>not using a terminal emulator to natively run bc on your phone