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The HP Prime G2 is HP's flagship graphing calculator, built around a computer algebra system, dynamic geometry and a 3.5-inch multi-touch color screen. It handles symbolic, graphical and numerical views with dedicated keys and supports both RPN and algebraic entry. A rechargeable battery, 256 MB flash memory and a mobile app that mirrors the calculator make it a strong fit for engineering, calculus and exam-bound students. Against the TI-Nspire CX II CAS it is faster and its touchscreen is more fluid, but it has a smaller user community and fewer classroom materials than TI's ecosystem.
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Owners and reviewers rate the Prime G2 highly for its speed, touchscreen and CAS power, and many call it the most capable graphing calculator available. Complaints center on the steeper learning curve and thinner community support compared with TI models.
The HP Prime G2 is a color graphing calculator with a computer algebra system (CAS). It also includes dynamic geometry, advanced graphing and spreadsheet applications, and supports RPN. Dedicated keys let you switch between symbolic, graphical and numerical views.
It has a 3.5-inch multi-touch color display with a high-resolution screen. You can pinch to zoom, manipulate graphs interactively and sketch or adjust functions with a finger. Backgrounds can be customized with your own images.
The body is brushed metal with a slide-on cover, and the battery is a rechargeable lithium-ion. The HP Prime Mobile App for Windows, iOS and Android mirrors the calculator's full functionality. HP Prime Wireless and Connectivity Kits, sold separately as optional accessories, can be used to poll students, share data and project screens.
