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I took an exam today where only TI calculators were available. I felt I was caught between some older models where the TI interface was not quite worked out.

And I don't see much progress then trying my daughter's TI-84.

1. jqpabc123 ◴[] No.43309343[source]
Not what the OP asked for but related.

The link below is for a near perfect simulation of the classic HP-15C RPN calculator. Works on both desktop and mobile.

In a former lifetime, I was an engineer. I bought one of these in the early 1980s and used it for almost 40 years before the screen died. Very popular among my colleagues at the time.

https://jrpn.jovial.com/

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2. sloaken ◴[] No.43310668[source]
That is awesome. Thank you for posting this.
3. dwighttk ◴[] No.43343183[source]
Need to find one of these for hp32SII
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4. y33t ◴[] No.43343586[source]
If you want a native options on a mobile device, Free42 and 48sx work great on Android (I believe at least Free42 is on iOS). Emu48 works on desktop (personally I like `dc`). Look at SwissMicros if you want a physical calculator.
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5. zokier ◴[] No.43343705[source]
https://www.swissmicros.com/product/model-dm32
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6. criddell ◴[] No.43344453[source]
If you want a truly native option, a small run of HP-15C calculators was manufactured a year or two ago and you can still get them:

https://hpcalcs.com/product/hp-15c-collectors-edition/

I bought one and am happy every time I use it, which is quite often.

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7. y33t ◴[] No.43344880{3}[source]
Thanks for the heads up! Just ordered one.
8. dwighttk ◴[] No.43350246{3}[source]
Nice… I actually still have a couple, but that’s a nice looking upgrade