HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator
HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver
Product By Hewlett Packard
3 out of 5 stars
(104 customers reviews)
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HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver DescriptionHP's most powerful and advanced menu-driven financial calculator. Display Characters x Lines: 22 x 2. Display Notation: Alphanumeric. Formula Notation: RPN/Algebraic. Storage Memory: 32K. Programming Steps: Unlimited within available memory. Markup/Down. Time-Value-of-Money. Amortization. Interest Rate Conversion. Cash .HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver Features
Amazon.com Product DescriptionDesigned with real-estate, business, and finance professionals in mind, the HP 17bII+ financial calculator provides RPN or algebraic data-entry modes and over 250 easy-to-use functions. Its two-line, 22-character display is easy to read, offering convenient menus and prompts, plus clock and calendar. Free Online Training Getting down to business, the 17bII+ provides TMV and amortization features plus list-based, cash-flow analysis, currency conversions, depreciation and percentage calculations, interest rate conversions, bond price and yield calculations, and more. Statistical/mathematical features include correlation forecasting (linear, logarithmic, exponential, and power) and deviation calculations, just to name a few. The HP 17bII+ financial calculator has a built-in memory of 28K and power-off memory protection. It offers your choice of German, French, English, Spanish, Italian, or Portuguese language operation and a one-year warranty. What's in the Box HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver Customer Reviews4 out of 5 stars 2010-07-20By JulianMelo I just bought the HP 17BII calculator and work in the autofinance business. Some of my co-workers recommend this item so I thought I'd give it a try. My first impression is that a very light calculator and even though it looks more modern than the previous version, I thought the look n feel had a plastic feel to it that is not impressive (i prefered the old solid OEMs). About the menus I thing is very easy to use, the TVM and cash flow as well as the examples in the manual help the user to achieve the results they are looking for. Also I think the solver is one of the most powerful functions available and also easy to type calculator, bonds, date and currencies also very good to have. To summarize and excellent machine in a not so good package, if you can, buy the previous version (2003) has a more 'long lasting' buttons and fell to it. Enjoy!! 5 out of 5 stars 2010-06-10 By N. Hawk (Ecuador) I have had an HP17b for years but do to a theft had to purchase a new one from Amazon which had the best price. The new one has a better look and keypad. And the tutorial is very extensive and easy to follow. 5 out of 5 stars 2010-05-04 By J. Andrews (Sandia Mountains, New Mexico USA) After reading the comments hear I was very sad... It sounded like the new calculators were junk. I disagree. It is the same old functionality, perhaps it is not built to withstand a nuclear blast, but so what. Nobody uses these things to price bonds all day long, we do a little TVM. I purchased an old model (new) for about . Heck, the batteries are about so no complaints. 1 out of 5 stars 2010-03-12 By David M. Stein (Minneapolis, MN USA) I am now on my third HP17bII+ calculator. Why? I reported a problem with missing keystrokes with the first one, so they sent me a second. Though the problem on the second was not quite as bad as on the first, it still happened, essentially making this calculator worthless. After reporting this, HP asked that I return both calculators (at my expense, of course), and a week or so thereafter they called to tell me that after extensive testing, they found no problem whatsoever, that NO keystrokes were ever missed. After an argument with their tech service people, they reluctantly agreed to send me yet another unit, at their expense (this was like pulling teeth). Well guess what - this third unit does indeed miss keystrokes, worse, it seems than the second unit they sent. But the people at HP vehemently deny that they have EVER had a complaint about this before mine, that this has NEVER happened with these calculators, to their knowledge, etc. THEY ARE LYING! They HAVE to be, one can find all sort of tales of missed keystrokes with this unit all over the internet. So what can I do? Probably nothing, beyond writing this little review. And urging everybody to STRONGLY RECONSIDER buying this calculator, or any other product from a company that seems to play so fast and loose with the truth! 4 out of 5 stars 2010-03-07 By G. Fresk (Bellevue, WA United States) When my beloved 17Bii had an unfortunate accident I was forced to shop for a replacement. Reviews for the 17BII+ have not been uniformly good. Other calculators did not seem worth considering so, knowing the Amazon return policy, I did order the updated version to get my hands on it for myself. It is very good in the way it fits the hand, accepts the keystrokes, and generally performs. It has more preloaded features than the older BII. It uses a more common battery. All in all, it is a great machine Had I not been using the 17Bii for many years, I would have not found anything to complain about. But, like a new pair of shoes, it just took some getting used to. All Reviews for HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver BUY HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver
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