I think so, although as I remember Erable does a slightle better job of it (not that
ALG48
does a bad job though)

Dan Johnson wrote:

> Kevin Wampler wrote:
>
> > > 2.  More better symbolic math.  They should simply call the people at wolfram
> > > research.
> >
> > Have you tried ALG48 and Erable combined?  It's not Mathmatica, but it's pretty
good.
>
> One of my favorites.  Would be on my calc now if I hadn't broken my computer
interface
> cable.  I don't remember it simplifying trigonometric expressions, does it?
>
> Dan Johnson

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David Fontaine wrote:

> Dan Johnson wrote:
>
> > HP 48GX
> >
> > 1. I can play Beethoven on the built in speaker
>
> I hardly see how you can get decent quality music on a calculator. "Beep beep beep
> boooooop, beep beep beep boooooop, beep beep beep boop beep beep beep boop beep beep
beep
> boop" (that was Beethoven's 5th BTW ;).

It depends, since the HP48 has a clock, there are music programs out there that time
music
playback accurately enough that you can program multiple parts of a song into
different
calculators, and so long as you start them playing at the same time, the drift isn't
at all
noticeable, even over reasonably long songs.  I once set four HS48s up to play
Contrapunctus I
from Bach's The Art of the Fugue, and it didn't sound too bad.

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