Hewlett Packard 33s Scientific Calculator
- Power Source: Battery
- Size: Handheld
- Digit Display: 15 Digit
- Print Option: Without Print Option
- Calculator Type: Scientific
- Display: Large
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Land Surveyors Cheap Used Call Girl.
Hp 33s is the little red headed step child of the HP calculator family. Ever since they stopped making survey based calculators like the 48 series, this was the most affordable calculator that had the functionality I needed to complete my work.
Hidden Treasures
Reluctantly I...
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A sad piece of design
This is my eighth HP calculator in the past 30 years -- a 65, a 25, two 15s, an 11, two 32SIIs, and now this. I bought it because the last 32SII's keyboard died, and a non-RPN calculator just doesn't cut it. Unfortunately, if you want an RPN calculator and don't need graphing, the 33s is your only... Read full review »
Tough as nails
I love this calculator. I bought it because I needed an expendable RPN calculator to carry in my shirt pocket. It doesn't measure up to my 48GX but then ,what does? I carried the 33S all year doing Asphalt work. I tried to be faithful in carrying it buttons out to keep the salt out of it but I know... Read full review »
Hewlett Packard HP-33s scientific calculator
This a major departure from HP calculators of yore when HP offered unparalled quality and functionality. I bought it for the EIT exam and would not have bought it were it not for the fact it was the only RPN calculator on the NCEES approved calculator list at the time I took the EIT exam.
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Great calculator - with one flaw
I picked up my 33s a month or two ago to replace my aging Casio fx-7000G. Since I don't need a graphing calc any more, I went for a straight scientific model. Granted, I don't use a calculator as much as I used to when I was a student, but I still need one by my side. This is my first RPN... Read full review »
cheapest RPN calculator there is
I love RPN calculators, and can't imagine life with an algebraic. That being said, I've used an HP 48GX for ten years, and love it. But I never used the graphics or programming capabilities any more, and when I saw what they were selling for on eBay, I sold the dang thing.
I figured I...
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HP 33s Scientific Calculator - A Very Good Value.
I have owned and used a number of different calculators over the years, and I must say that this calculator is impressive. But then HP has always made Great calculators!
The only thing I find lacking with the Base Conversions and Arithmetic are five additional functions useful for...
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Some steps forward; several steps backwards
Foremost, I like using the RPN (reverse polish notation) calculating system. I've used HP 21 and HP42S, so I wanted the HP33S to work for me.
HP has crammed a lot on features into a calculator, many of them I would rather do on a PC (eg. MSExcel for large statistical operations). It's the...
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Broken RPN Stack
The title pretty much says it all. The stack works entirely wrong, and therefore, so are all of the benefits of using RPN.
Don't try and contact HP--that is a total waste of time. The site is horrific--and never the same 2 days in a row. Today they don't even have a link for tech support...
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Improved HP 33s Not that bad
The comment by volney68 about the operation of the stack is wrong, and shows a lack of understanding about how rpn operates. Read the manual, and you will understand. By definition, when you ENTER a number it is displayed in the X register and copied into the Y register. The stack lift is then... Read full review »
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HP 33S Scientific Calculator (F2216A)
Accuracy, functionality, and dependability are three vital attributes that successful scientific projects require and the pocket-sized HP 33s scientific programmable calculator is designed to deliver them. It also features 31KB user memory, the choice of RPN and algebraic data-entry modes, a powerful two-line display, and the timesaving HP Solve application making it an ideal choice in scientific calculators.
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HP 33S Scientific Calculator (F2216A)
Powerful/advanced pocket-size programmable scientific calculator. 32K user memory. Letter+4 program line labels. Cursor keys to navigate menus. Works in both RPN and algebraic modes. Features: keystroke programming, solve function, stats one and two variable, base-n function, 27 independent memories, trig, polar-rectang.
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