I love the attention to detail HP has put into these applications, and I’m sure many geeks with fond memories of these calculators will appreciate that HP is making them available software-wise.
The Windows versions work with the touchscreen PCs HP puts out, making it all a little bit more realistic.
#WINDOWS MEDIS 10 SOFTWARE#
Since these software variants are a lot cheaper to make, this is a clever move by HP. It is important to note, though, that “real” versions of these calculators are a lot more expensive (some still get made). They’re not exactly what you’d call cheap the 12c comes in at USD 14.99, while the 15c goes for USD 29.99. The iPhone gets the 12c financial calculator and the 15c scientific calculator, while Windows gets the HP 35s scientific calculator, the 12c Platinum financial calculator, and the 20b business-consultant calculator. HP has made available a few of its Reverse Polish Notation calculators for the iPhone and Windows. I’m personally not particularly versed in the world of mathematics (other than statistics), but I do know the love many geeks have for their calculators.Īs said, this is a world not travelled for me, so please bear with me, and feel free to give me a proper beating if I get anything wrong. I did find something interesting, though: HP has made several of its classic calculator models available as iPhone applications or as Windows applications. I guess the tragic death of Michael Jackson put the internet on hold or something, as the amount of news we can find has come to a grinding halt.