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Emulators from HP - Mike (Stgt) - 11-18-2010
Just got a hint about this offer of Emulators - for teachers for free, for other for a fee. But I did not find out how much it costs. Who may tell me more?
Ciao.....Mike
Re: Emulators from HP - Mark Hardman - 11-18-2010
Download and install the emulator you're interested in. When you launch the installed application it will prompt for an activation key and provides a link for registering the product.
The HP-35s is $29.99 USD.
Re: Emulators from HP - Don Shepherd - 11-18-2010
Teachers get them free if they provide a syllabus that describes how they will use them in class. I did buy the 12c Windows emulator a couple of years ago, I think it was $19.99.
Don
Re: Emulators from HP - Mike (Stgt) - 11-19-2010
Thank you very much for the modus operandi. I'd like to know the costs beforehand.
TGIF
Ciao.....Mike
Re: Emulators from HP - Tim Wessman - 11-19-2010
http://hp.digitalriver.com/store/hpappli/en_US/list/categoryID.31076200
There are only 4 for sale. . . (20b, 35s, 12, 12cp)
TW
Re: Emulators from HP - Kiyoshi Akima - 11-23-2010
Does the 35s emulator run at approximately the same speed as a real 35s? Does it have a "turbo" mode?
Can the 35s emulator save/load program to/from disk? Are such programs human-readable (and human-editable)?
Re: Emulators from HP - Tim Wessman - 11-23-2010
It runs at regular speed, no turbo. (at least that I've noticed)
Yes it saves/loads ram, but only binary of course.
TW