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Subject: Feature on HP-95?
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Date: 2 Apr 91 22:54:01 GMT
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In article <51045@apple.Apple.COM> dan@Apple.COM (Dan Allen) writes:
>other reason than the fact that the clamshell design of the 28S was
>terrible!  Let's hope that HP has learned their lesson on this one
and
>has NOT gone back to clamshell designs for its future machines.
Rather,
 
Isn't HP-95lx a clamsheel design?  Also someone mentioned earlier
that HP-95lx includes a hp-12C calculator program.  But another
person said that hp-95lx has complete scientific and business
calculator capability.  Which person is right?  I think the 95lx
will
 fail if its calculator can only do what hp-12C can do-a low power
RPN business calculator!  I will save my money for a Portofio AND a
hp-48sx if that is to be true.
-Albert