
An algebraic version of the HP-48 series
8 of 10 people found this review helpful.
If this model is not as popular as the 48 series, it is probably because of its unique algebraic input mode. Most of users who are looking for a HP calculator are concerned about the RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) input mode that is much more efficient than the algebraic one. Nevertheless, some others, who don't like the particular working process proper to the RPN, would appreciate the 38G.
From my collector point of view, it is because this calculator is not popular that I bought one. I like the way it can be protected by a built-in hardshell cover. It is true that this model is unique in the HP calculators production and it is why that probably one day, this model will be speculated.
If you are the lucky one who already own the very exclusive famous NCTM 75th anniversary, keep it preciously and tell me where I can find one!!!
Review ID: 10000000002163502

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