Optional Accessories: HP proprietary wireless USB adapter and HP Classroom Manager.Included Accessories: USB cable, USB power supply.Included Accessories: Hard Cover, Quick Start Guide, CD (Connectivity Kit, Calculator Emulator and Quick Start Guide).Examination mode allowing teachers to selectively disable functionality such as CAS.not BASIC) language introduced with the HP 38G Programming is in the 'HP Basic' (i.e.RPN, algebraic and textbook entry modes.2200mAh rechargeable Lithium-ion battery.33 characters x 10 lines + header + menus.320 x 240 (half-VGA), 8.9cm diagonal, 16-bit colour TFT.
The language has been improved upon from the HP 38G original, but remains better suited to writing on a PC and transferring to the calculator rather than writing directly on the calculator. The Prime implementation makes full use of the ARM processor to run programs very quickly and includes nice features such as the ability to retain comments in the code. The touch screen also allows you to pinch or un-pinch in the Spreadsheet app to change the size of cells, and in the Advanced Graphing app you can change the scale of the graph. You can also select the app you want with the cursor key. Pressing the Apps button displays the available apps, dragging your finger up and down the screen scrolls through the available list and tapping an icon launches the app. The HP Prime uses the Aplet approach first introduced with the HP 38G and most recently continued with the HP 39gII. HP Primes cannot communicate directly with each other wirelessly.
This allows teachers to instruct all HP Primes in a classroom to disable or enable specific functionality through the HP Classroom Manager software running on a teacher's PC. This adapter does not run 802.11 Wi-Fi protocol but a proprietary HP standard which only supports master/slave configuration. Wireless capability is not provided as standard (unlike the HP48/49/50 series) but through an optional USB adapter. The HP Prime is a radical departure from recent HP calculators offering a multi-touch colour screen, significantly improved processing power from a 400MHz ARM CPU and a mobile phone rechargeable Lithium-ion battery. Introduced in Autumn 2013, the HP Prime costs around £105 or US$150.
Its headline grabbing unique feature is a colour, touch sensitive screen. HP Prime is the latest scientific graphing calculator aimed at the high school and college/university market. Introduction Principal Features Emulators Availability Books Datafile Articles Programs Links
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