Users with serious real-world math needs will appreciate the RPL calculating environment, with unlimited depth stack, the extraordinary unit conversion tools, and much more. The 48gII is a good choice for budget-conscious engineers and advanced students. In this respect, the HP 48gII is much better suited for advanced students and professionals. In contrast to calculators such as the TI-89, which attempts to provide a "black box" solution to high school and lower-level college math, giving answers that attempt to match standard textbook expectations without giving the student much insight into the process, the HP 48gII gives the user much more control over the calculations, enabling hard problems to be made easier. While HP targets this calculator at students and professionals alike, it is more powerful than most students will need. The operating environment of the 48gII should be familiar to anyone who has used the 48GX, but everything performs much better, as it uses the Meta Kernel system introduced in the 49G and runs on a high-speed, modern processor. It can be considered the "little brother" to the 50g, offering nearly all the same functionality, but with a significantly cheaper price, smaller screen, slower processor, no expandability, different case, and cheaper appearance. The HP 48gII is Hewlett-Packard's mid-range graphing calculator. Main Page | Shopping Cart | Purchase Information
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