Title: cheap imitaion of a classic
Product review: A classic maligned, this. This is NOT the HP-35s Scientific Calculator, much beloved since its debut in 1972: this is a cheap imitation, made in China. The minus key on mine is defective: I have to press it twice to register a minus. It's so cheap, though, it probably isn't worth the bother of replacing it. I wouldn't mind spending $400 for a good calculator, like the HP-35s in 1972. It's -so- sad that HP has come to this. I'd give it one star for being such a piece of junk, except the basic idea was wonderful, so it gets two. Still, this does not cut it. As I've told more than one undergraduate: a good idea shoddily done doesn't impress anyone.
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