Electronics : HP 50g Graphing Calculator (F2229AA#ABA)

Electronics : HP 50g Graphing Calculator (F2229AA#ABA)

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HP 50g Graphing Calculator (F2229AA#ABA)

from: Hewlett Packard



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Street Price: $175.99
Gaunz Org Price: $126.99
Savings!: $49.00 (28%)
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
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Batteries Included: 1
Batteries: 3 AAA
Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Color: Black Face
EAN: 0882780502291
Format: CD
Label: Hewlett Packard
Product Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
Model: F2229AA#ABA
Publisher: Hewlett Packard
Release Date: July 15, 2006
Studio: Hewlett Packard
Variation Description: Black Face


Piece facts:
  • New display upgrade--the new HP 50g display features a 30% increase in usable space over the HP 49g+
  • New powerful SD card slot allows you to format your card right in the calculator and expand memory
  • Massive 2.5 MB total memory--512 KB RAM plus 2 MB flash ROM for performing future upgrades**
  • New larger equation library and 2300+ built-in functions--ideal for both professionals and students
  • The choice of efficient RPN, Textbook or Algebraic data entry




(F2229AA#ABA) Calculator Graphing 50g HP






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lf you're a math, science, or engineering professional?or a serious college student?don't leave home without it! HP's most powerful new graphing calculator. The 50G supplies you with intensive power, flexibility, and connectivity. With graphing capabilities, you can illustrate statistical regression analysis and other computations. There's ample memory for storing programs and you can add additional storage using optional SD memory cards. With 2300 built-in functions, this calculator is an indispensible tool for a student or scientific professional aiming to succeed to the highest order - and beyond. Efficiently reach solutions with the built-in lessons and step-by-step problem solving Format SD cards and expand memory right in the SD card slot lsolate and evaluate sub-expressions using the intelligent editor?plus cut, paste, and copy objects Numerical precision - intermediate and internal - 15 digits, exponent - -49999 to +49999 /Displayed precision - 12 digits, exponent - -499 to +499, infinite for integers (limited by memory) lR port - lrDA (limited to 10 cm distance) / Serial port - USB, RS232 for connections to equipment such as PCs, dataloggers,surveying equipment, etc./ Expansion port - SD card slot / Power supply - AAA x 4 + CR2032 batteries Entry-system logic - Textbook, Algebraic, RPN Unit Dimensions - 7.24 x 3.43 x. 93 inches Manufacturer's 0ne-year limited warranty

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The new HP 50g Graphing Calculator provides optimum power, flexibility and connectivity for math, science, and engineering professionals, as well as college students. Featuring a more capable SD card slot, 2.5 MB total memory (512 KB, 2 MB Flash R0M), RS232 and USB connectivity, and a built-in intelligent editor,


A large, high-contrast display clearly shows every important part of a formula, calculation, or graph.


The 50g boasts expansive memory, thanks to an SD card slot. View larger.
this system gives you more capabilities than ever before. Compact, portable, and simple to operate, the 50g features a 30 percent increase in usable space over the HP 49g, and handles complex computations with ease.

Powerful, lnnovative Design For Fast, Accurate Computation
The 50g features easy-to-use, powerful tools that students and professionals can rely on for years of performance, including built-in graphing functions, constants, and applications. This calculator also offers built-in lessons and step-by-step problem solving examples to help illustrate abstract concepts. Choose between efficient RPN (Reverse Polish Notation), Textbook, or Algebraic data entry and rest assured that expansive memory (with SD card slot) means the 50g can handle even the most complex calculations. Graphing features include 2-D function, polar, and parametric plot, as well as 3-D, differential equation, and bar plot.

The 50g's large, high-contrast display with adjustable font type and size clearly shows every important part of a formula, calculation, or graph so you'll be able to clearly read and analyze your results. ln addition, you can isolate and evaluate sub-expressions using the intelligent editor, while also cutting, pasting and copying objects as needed. Finally, the large equation library and over 2,300 built-in functions make this calculator ideal for both professionals and students.

What's in the Box
50G graphing calculator, batteries, user's manual, CD (connectivity software and advanced user's guide), USB cable, and premium pouch.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Not for general use ...
Oh how I wish I hadn't spilled soda on my 32sii... I purchased the HP50 as an upgrade/ replacement for the 32. I've owned several HP RPN calculators over the decades but I can't get over how awkward this unit is to use. The manual is terrible at explaining the functions, it seems to be random on when they explain step by step versus vague descriptions of the features. I still haven't figured out how to do a conversion between liters and gallons rather than having to remember 3.79.
This thing will be a brick for all but the most devoted users.
I now know why people are willing to pay several hundred dollars for a used 32sii.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Puntuality and responsability
The product arrive very fast. There are not problems with the product, all fine. I recommended.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Not a step down from the HP-48G ...
It was inevetable my 48GX would croak someday. Someday turned out to be last week. I've been running the SMI BCE COGO land surveying software on it since the mid 90's. Although it hasn't gotten a lot of use since affordable COGO/CAD software for PCs became available, it was handy enought as a backup for doing quick calcs. replacing it was a necessity. The 50g is running D'Zign's Basic Cogo+. Because of its more rounded contours it feels more comfortable than the 48 when cradled in a two-hand hold, and has a pleasing heft to it. The keys have a positive stroke to them when doing two-thumb data entry, and the display is easy to read under flourecent lighting. Too bad it won't talk to the little thermal printer I used with the 48.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - HP quality is back!
Having owned and used a variety of HP calculators over the years, I've seen the build quality drop steadily. For example, I still have, and use, a HP-12C financial calculator that I bought in the early 80's. It's far better made than the current versions, even with the feet and silkscreened print worn off the back, and retains a like-new feel. HP's recent calculators, whatever their level of functions and features, have felt pretty cheesy. With the 50g, HP has made a big step back to quality. It feels good, though it doesn't rise to the quality level that originally made HP famous. But with the features, flexibility, and speed it provides, is really the best scientific calculator available, once you get past the religious arguments of TI vs HP.

If RPN is hanging you up, don't let it. The 50g supports a number of notational approaches. The other principal objection to HP calculators vs. TI reduces to simple familiarity, as TIs are almost universally-used in school settings. If you are a TI user, you will find that switching is trivial. Those who do sometimes report an interesting reaction - feeling betrayed by the schools when they realize just how much better the HP is!

I do agree 100% with other reviewers that the manual is a big, big disappointment. Count mine as another vote for complete, spiral-bound manuals.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Powerful Calculator at an affordable price. Big upgrade from my HP 39. ...
This HP50G is by far the best Graphing calculator in the market as of now. It is fast, and capable of doing many things, yet it can be complicated to use for the average student. I'm still learning how to use the thing as I am currently writing this review. If you do not mind putting hours into learning the manual yourself then this product is for you. Some might be scared because of their classes and Instructors only uses TI models, but don't be scared. Once you've mastered how to use it you'll be the one in the classroom with the competitive edge from the rest. For those that are first time buyers for calculators I may have to suggest getting the Casio 9860G model for its easier learning curve. The Casio 9860G is just as good as the TI model and also has a moderately faster Computer Processor.

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