HP codename, series | Astro, unknown |
Type, Precision, Input mode | Scientific, 10 BCD digits, exponent ±99, Algebraic |
Programmable | No |
Memory | Number storage registers A-D, equation storage EQN, solver variables X, X1, X2, Y, Y1, Y2, permanent memory |
Display | Top: 11 digit, 5x7 pixel
black&white LCD for alphanumeric display Bottom: 10 digit 7 segment black&white LCD plus sign and 2-digit exponent |
Special features | Calculation history, command line editor, solver for linear and quadratic equations, fractions, statistics, conversions, constants |
Original Pricing, Production | approx. 19 Euro, 7.4.2000 - now |
Batteries | 2 small button sized cells, no power supply |
Dimensions | Length 15.5cm, Width 8cm, Height 1.5cm |
Links | HP-30S
Scientific Calculator Instruction Sheet (PDF, English, 1 page, 2000) HP-30S Examples Sheet (PDF, English, 1 page, 2003) |
Comment | Cheap! The "manual" is simply a
bunch of large folded sheets of
paper and doesn't explain everything (ie. RND() function is not
mentioned).
Comes with a number of colored face plates to emphasize the toy
character.
At least the keys are solid plastic and not rubber but they lack the
destinct
key click of older HP models. A similar very recent unit is the HP-9G. |
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