d.reeves@oxy.edu (Bryan Douglas Reeves) (04/12/90)
Anyone out there in the eastern LA valley area (read: Pasadena, Eagle Rock, Glendale, etc.) know of a retailer for HPs who will have the 48sx in stock? Logic Tree folded some time ago, and If the d*mned thing weren't $250 mail order I'd already have one by now, but alas, I want to "test drive" one first. Please E-mail. Thanks, Douglas. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ B. Douglas Reeves (N6XHW) D. Reeves@oxy.edu (Internet, of course!) (213)-341-4763 (ma Bell) 1600 Campus Rd., La, Ca, 90041 (USnail) "Cogito, ergo es." Occidental College Society of the Clueless
kosi@sun411.uucp (05/10/90)
The prices of 48SX, the 32K RAM card and the 128K RAM card
form Educalc are (approximately):
48SX --> $270
32K --> $80
128K --> $190
Now, we get the 48 with 32K of (S)RAM for 1.0*(48's price) :-))
The 128K card costs 0.7*(48's price) :-((((
Assume (?) the 32K built-in in 48 costs 0.1*(48's price) = $27 ??
So, does this mean just packaging the 32K in the card costs over 50
bucks ? In any case (as some one else on the net also pointed it
out), 190 bucks, I mean 0.7*(48's price) for the 128K is NOT
justifiable, EVEN if it IS STATIC RAM and has some tiny circuit
modifications or whatever (I/O buffers, etc., NOT the entire RAM !)
Anyone @HP ? Please correct me ...
*Kosi Reddy*akcs.lee@hpcvbbs.UUCP (Mark wilcox) (12/29/90)
hp-48sx equation card
akcs.falco@hpcvbbs.UUCP (Andrey Dolgachev) (12/29/90)
yeah, what's your point?
gt7200a@prism.gatech.EDU (CHENG,ROBERT CHUANLUN) (01/31/91)
Someone once posted several mail order companies which carried the
HP-48 SX. Could someone please post the names and phone numbers again?
Another quick question... I know that two 48's can exchange data, but
can data be transferred from a 28-S to a 48-SX? I've got 30K worth of
data in my 28-S that I definately don't want to type over again. Also,
does anyone have any complaints about the multiple, multiple, multiple
function keys? A 28-S has a separate keypad for alphanumeric and
menu functions and it seems to me that entering data on a 48-SX would
be a lot more cumbersome...
Thanks,
Robert Cheng | EE
| Georgia Institute of Technology
gt7200a@prism.gatech.edu | Atlanta, Georgia