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David L. Jones
- Jan 1, 1970
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Ok, I'm getting a bit miffed at not having my scientific calc on me
when I need it, so anyone know what the smallest *scientific*
calculator currently available is? Something I can *really* throw in
the pocket or lab coat etc.
I used to have a Casio CFX-400 watch which was the ultimate (and as far
as I am aware, the only scientific calc watch ever made?), but it died
many years ago and they are now ridiculously collectable, and hence
expensive.
Something credit card sized would be nice, like those credit card solar
4 function jobs, but I want something with at least half decent
scientific functions.
No doubt a few will praise the HP 10C series, but at 130x80x15mm and
113g they aren't really "pocket size" IMHO, and of course are stupidly
expensive. The Casio FX-82 solar in comparison is only 125x66x8mm and
47g, pretty good, but I'm looking for something smaller if possible.
This one is pretty nifty at 90x59x10mm:
http://www.takshun.com.hk/productdesc.asp?code=726
But I have no idea where to get it from.
Any more ideas or pointers?
Thanks
Dave
when I need it, so anyone know what the smallest *scientific*
calculator currently available is? Something I can *really* throw in
the pocket or lab coat etc.
I used to have a Casio CFX-400 watch which was the ultimate (and as far
as I am aware, the only scientific calc watch ever made?), but it died
many years ago and they are now ridiculously collectable, and hence
expensive.
Something credit card sized would be nice, like those credit card solar
4 function jobs, but I want something with at least half decent
scientific functions.
No doubt a few will praise the HP 10C series, but at 130x80x15mm and
113g they aren't really "pocket size" IMHO, and of course are stupidly
expensive. The Casio FX-82 solar in comparison is only 125x66x8mm and
47g, pretty good, but I'm looking for something smaller if possible.
This one is pretty nifty at 90x59x10mm:
http://www.takshun.com.hk/productdesc.asp?code=726
But I have no idea where to get it from.
Any more ideas or pointers?
Thanks
Dave