#HP10BII EMULATOR MAC MANUALS#
#HP10BII EMULATOR MAC FULL#
#HP10BII EMULATOR MAC SOFTWARE#

#HP10BII EMULATOR MAC MANUALS#

Much more convenient to carry around than three large user manuals and it contains information not in the manuals. There is the possibility that the books by William Wickes may be reprinted, let Wlodek know if you are interested.ДЄ condensed collection of information about the HP48S, the HP48SX, and the Solve Equation Library. Wlodek buys and sells second hand copies if they are available. Note that many of the books listed below are out of stock or in short supply.

#HP10BII EMULATOR MAC FULL#

HPCC members can find ordering details and a full book list in the Memberpack. HP48S, HP48SX, HP48G, HP48G+ and HP48GX models are no longer in production. Download the emulator, calculator ROMs, skins and latest service packs from Unix, Linux and Mac users are catered for by X48. You can even pick different skins (KML scripts) for the different machines to suit your PC's screen resolution. It allows you to emulate the S or G series, as well as the HP38G, HP39G, HP40G and HP49G models.

Computer Algebra System - CAS (GII only)ДЇor PC users, the excellent Emu48 is available.

'Infinite' stack (to limit of available memory).

RS232 and Infrared communications via Kermit.

2 expansion slots (SX and GX models only).

128K RAM (80.7K available to the user on GII model).

It also has a significantly different case and keyboard design. The HP48GII is different to the rest of the HP48 series because it uses an ARM CPU, like the HP49G+, to emulate the Saturn CPU of the earlier models.

#HP10BII EMULATOR MAC SOFTWARE#

Consequently it is possible to port software from the earlier machines provided machine specific capabilities are avoided. The same CPU and much of the operating system is shared between the 28, 38, 39, 40, 48 and 49 machines. Recent G series models use the even better display from the 49/39/40 machines. The displays have also been improved: the G series are better than the S series. In addition to software changes between the models, the main difference between the 48/38 series and the 49/39/40 machines is the keyboard: the 48/38 machines having a 'traditional' HP quality keyboard the newer models having rubber keys. The basic design and layout of the 48 series was also used for the HP38G, and then augumented to produce the HP49G, HP39G and HP40G.

The HP48 series has its own internet news group: 48. The GII model is still available and all models are well supported by HPCC members as well as the internet community as a whole (see the links section below). The range consists of the HP48S, HP48SX, HP48G, HP48G+, HP48GX and HP48GII. The HP48 series was the top of the HP range from 1990 until the introduction of the HP49 in 1999. Introduction Principal Features Emulators Availability Books Datafile Articles Links

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