HP 15c

This calculator does not have the fastest processor, but it does have one of the most well designed interfaces, and keyboards ever put into a calculator

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[aRareKindOfMonster]

RPN all the way! Nothing beats RPN. And once you get the knack of it, you won't go back.

HP 32S user since 1995 and still have it and use it.

[tallswede80]

You're right about RPN. HP had something great with that. The fact that Americans don't use it proves that they are degenerate.

[EzrabarYoel]

Give me a suped up HP28S!!!

[tallswede80]

Yes, I like the HP28S. It has the best keyboard ever made for a calculator.

[MrKnnknn]

@sliderulex He's just a bit nervous in the presence of the 15C, I know I'd be :)

[havisFin]

I bought mine in the beginning of 1985. And still going strong, with 25+ year old batteries... Beat that!!!

[netsurferx1]

@DrWmPierceAudio If you mean the current revision of the 12c/12c Platinum, then yes.

[DrWmPierceAudio]

@netsurferx1

Never used that. Faster?

[netsurferx1]

@tallswede80 Well, it'll probably have the same, if not similar, innards of the current revision HP-12c/12c Platinum, so I would assume you could expect similar performace.

[tallswede80]

@netsurferx1

Wow that would be great. Hopefully a faster processor and more memory. That would be extremely awesome.

[netsurferx1]

@tallswede80 Actually, there's some talk about the 15c getting a limited re-release later this year.

[BombriderKong]

Don't shake the camera, dude!

[sliderulex]

Man, you suck at trying to explain the HP15C. But, it was kinda entertaining to see you muddle your way through the explanation of the "stack".

[anguruso]

Talk a little bit about it? More like talk for a very long time about it.