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Date: 13 Nov 89 10:53:54 GMT
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Sorry, but I couldn't resist.  (It's 5:00am).  Anyway, I read something 'bout
HP fixing an HP11C.  Couldn't help but laugh.  A friend of mind had one,
dropped it ONCE, and the screen cracked.  He just took it apart and threw it
away.  Some people!

I have an HP15C, HP27S, and Casio FX5000F for sale, if anyone were interested.
Reason for selling--->bought an HP28S.  I still have a LOT to learn about it,
so any help would be apprecaited.  Neat ideas, whatever.  Seeing as this is
"handhelds", I'd like to mention that a friend of mine has a Casio FX7000G, and
another has an FX7500G, and for the price, they are awsome calcs.  (that's
for anyone thinking of getting an HP28S for trig).  I'm an EE major, and I
think the HP28S will help me a lot in Calc (next Sem), as well as classes
related to my major (if I EVER get one.....don'tcha just HATE English????)

Mike

BTW-Is there cross-posting 'tween this and HP28-l@NDSUVM1?? (I think that's the
 name it goies by.  I'm on the list....)