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== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
− | * '''By TI-Planet.org''' - French and English : [http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=12682 PC Software review] - [http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=12805 Hands-on review] - Hardware review | + | * '''By TI-Planet.org''' - French and English : [http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=12682 PC Software review] - [http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=12805 Hands-on review] - [http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=12821&lang=en Hardware review] |
* '''By hpgraphingcalc.org - Chris Olley''' - English : http://www.themathszone.com/?p=480 | * '''By hpgraphingcalc.org - Chris Olley''' - English : http://www.themathszone.com/?p=480 | ||
* '''By "compsystems"''' - Spanish : http://www.adictoshp.org/topic/350-emulator-review-hp-prime-virtual-calculator-on-pc/ | * '''By "compsystems"''' - Spanish : http://www.adictoshp.org/topic/350-emulator-review-hp-prime-virtual-calculator-on-pc/ |
Revision as of 19:00, 10 August 2013
![]() The HP Prime calculator | |
Type | Graphing |
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Manufacturer | HP |
Release | September 2013 |
Latest OS | ? |
General | |
Input method | RPN, Textbook, Infix |
Precision | 12 |
Screen type | 16-bit Color, multitouch TFT |
Screen size | 320x240px ; 3.5" |
CPU | |
Processor | ARM9 (Samsung S3C2416) |
Frequency | 400 MHz max |
Programming | |
Language(s) Available | HP-Basic |
RAM Memory | 32 MB |
ROM Memory | 256 MB |
Interfaces | |
Connection | Micro-USB |
Other | |
Battery | Li-Ion Rechargeable battery |
Mass | 228g |
Dimensions | 182 x 85.8 x 139 mm |
Price | ~ 155€ |
Discovered | Late March 2013 |
The HP Prime is a CAS-capable graphing galculator from HP announced in 2013.
It features a 3.5", 16-bit color, multi-touch, TFT screen with a 320x240px resolution.
Contents
Software side
Features
The CAS is based on the open-source XCas engine, an powerful and advanced one, made to operate more like Maple, MATLAB, Mathematica, as opposed to something like the Nspire's CAS, which is made to be easy.[1]
OS version history
- Pre-releases versions (from leak(s) and testers) : from rev. 3xxx to 4980
Modifications
None yet.
Hardware Side
Components
These have been found on the DVT prototype models. Production models may have different components.
( Source : http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=12821&lang=en )
Processor :
- Architecture : ARM (ARM9 ; 32 bit)
- Core : ARM926EJ-S
- Manufacturer : Samsung
- Reference : S3C2416
- Specs : 16KB I-cache; 16KB D-cache/MMU
- Frequency : 2 Modes : 266 MHz and 400 MHz
- Note : Features 2D Acceleration
- Official "Product Brief" (PDF)
- Official Manual (PDF)
RAM Memory :
- Type : DDR SDRAM
- Manufacturer : Hynix
- Reference : H5MS2562NFR E3M
- Capacity : 32 MB (256Mb (x16 device) = 4M x 4Bank x 16 I/O)
- Manufacturer Official Page
- Datasheet (Closest JFR model)
Flash Memory :
- Type : Flash NAND
- Manufacturer : Samsung
- Reference : K9F2G08U0C SCB0
- Capacity : 256 MB (2 Gb)
- Datasheet
Screen :
- Type : TFT
- Manufacturer : ?
- Reference : ?
- Dimensions : 3.5" (8,9 cm)
- Resolution : 320×240 px
- Pixel density : 114 ppi
- Color : Yes , 16-bit;
- Other : Capacitive multi-touch layer
Battery :
- Type : Rechargeable Battery
- Technology: Lithium-Ion
- Manufacturer : WiseWod Tehnology Co.
- Reference : 484461AR
- IEC 61960 Number : 1ICP6/51/63
- Dimensions : 4.8 * 43.8 * 61 mm
- Nominal voltage : 3.7 V
- Max. capacity : 1500 mAh
- Energy: 5.55 Wh
- Impedance : <= 60 mΩ
Hardware Revisions
- Early / First (known) revisions (prototype):
- The calculator was named "HP Advanced Graphing Calculator"
- The back color is white
- The D-Pad was silver-colored
- DVT Prototypes:
- The calculator gets the name "HP Prime Graphing Calculator"
- The D-Pad gets black-colored
- Production models :
- The calculator gets its back color changed to Black.
Programming
About half of the RAM is taken up by the OS, the other half is free.[1]
HP-Basic
- Very compatible with the HP 39Gii's BASIC. (mostly additions and fixes)
- Lists are array pointers.[1]
- Objects work through reference counters. You can have a single object reference in many places - it could be hardcoded in the main memory, or a user object on the home screen, or a variable.[1]
- All characters are UTF16.[1]
- Once exported, functions act like they are built in.
- The advanced grapher uses interval based math, and cannot be mixed with user functions.[1]
Native
No native programming capabilities are offered by default.
Emulation
HP Provides a free Windows software (runs correctly in Wine on other platforms) reproducing the handheld behaviour.
It is not a emulator, but a simulator (the codebase has been recompiled for Windows).[2]
It's estimated to run between 5 and 10 times faster than the handheld depending on the application. [3]
Reviews
- By TI-Planet.org - French and English : PC Software review - Hands-on review - Hardware review
- By hpgraphingcalc.org - Chris Olley - English : http://www.themathszone.com/?p=480
- By "compsystems" - Spanish : http://www.adictoshp.org/topic/350-emulator-review-hp-prime-virtual-calculator-on-pc/