any good scientific calculator

[sipols]

Hello,
I have been searching for a good scientific calculator for mine kaiser for a long time, but no success. I am learning Match, and i need to calculate time to time complex things. I could do it on excel but to write formula there takes a lot of times and is not handy.
i know of 1-calc it's more for ekanomist, i need more options in calc...

Any ideas what i could try?

Thanks in advance...

[kilrah]

SpaceTime is good.

[mmalka]

Hello,
I have been searching for a good scientific calculator for mine kaiser for a long time, but no success. I am learning Match, and i need to calculate time to time complex things. I could do it on excel but to write formula there takes a lot of times and is not handy.
i know of 1-calc it's more for ekanomist, i need more options in calc...

Any ideas what i could try?

Thanks in advance...

I recommend PowerOne made by Infinity Softworks. www.infinitysw.com

I hope this helps.

[greganovak]

Panoramic calc pro aint bad either, if someone knows for one that is more sofisticated...please suggest

[sipols]

Panoramic calc pro is great got every thing that geek like me could want :D
SpaceTime is more like Grafp drawer, but nice too.
powerOne doenst have WM version of scieentific calc

A the moment Panoramic calc pro is best for me, it got sprity advanced calc functions + will be easy to cheat at exams, jsut becosue can draw graph with it..

Thank you all for all support

[drmc]

HiCalc seems pretty good too.

[deadline]

Guys, which one of them is programmable (if any)? I mean defining own functions and so forth... Cheers

[gardndj]

Another option would be VTI Pocket Emulator, which emulates TI calculators. I've got the TI89 and the TI83plus running at the moment for school. Should be able to define your own functions, etc.

http://forum.brighthand.com/showthread.php?t=242194

[deadline]

Will have look at it, thanks...

[mcp2]

Just came across this post yesterday and others while I was looking for a scientific calculator for my Kaiser, I've tried 1-calc, HiCalc and SpaceTime. HiCalc is by far the best of the three, has many useful features.

[asrrin29]

A little bit more then a scientific calculator, but PocketCAS is a freeware app that does symbolic algebra, calculus, and trig. Very nice app if you are taking high level math/science courses.

[Kuime]

HiCalc seems pretty good too.

That's the perfect one:cool:

[Masacrk]

I like the HP15c have use HP's for so long can't use a non rpn calc.