I've resisted the HP48 because I have'nt been able to run
down info on the OS, assembler pgming, and so on. Could you
point at a source of such information?

TIA, Jack

Gael Waiche wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Even with the lastest high end Casio or Texas calculators,
> the HP48G and GX remain the most versatile and powerful
> calculator on the market.
>
> their qualities are not (only) based on the fact that
> they use the RPN rules, but also because they have a
> powerful processor (the Saturn) lots of memory, a
> programming language between Pascal and LISP and the
> possibility to program it in assembler. It's the only
> calculator I know that can open cars locks and run
> video games like a gameboy.....