Poll: Do you still own a stand alone Calculator?

Do you still own a standalone calculator?


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Think I have three actually, all from school / uni. Not used any of them in about 6 months though.

If doing a bunch of sums by hand they are a lot nicer to use than a phone, and easier to 'multitask' with if you're doing something else with your pc / phone at the same time.

Not used any of the 'scientific' functions in years though.

After this thread I might dig one of them out and put it on my desk actually :)
 
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Yes still have an old Casio scientific one with a few steps of programmability. Rarely gets used.
Now being an AutoHotKeys person, I do of course have calc.exe mapped to Crtl+Alt+= but even with all the modes it is a bit limited. That silly minimalist UI fashion thing were rather than all bells in whistles it defaults to a simple mode.
 
Out of curiosity how many people have just replaced their calculator use with excel?

For me if I can’t do the sum in my head I will either go to excel or maybe google.
 
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Got a few old calculators and still got my slide rule from when I used to make the tea in a architects office. Now that was a long time ago.
 
Yes, I have one somewhere. It's all pale greys and lilacs, like a SNES. Pretty much the only reason I haven't chucked it.
 
Bought a casio fx-991ex for the reason it copes with sci and eng notations better than the iphone or the searxh bar on the mac.
Beyond that it’s octave/matlab or grapher (osx app).

The mrs uses another form of the casio that seems to work for tax accountancy.
 
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