HP Prime Lite

MORAVIA Consulting

About this app

HP Prime Lite is an introductory graphing calculator app that enables users to solve problems, learn, and explore on their mobile device.
Designed with a similar layout to the College Board approved HP Prime Graphing Calculator, the app allows for flexible functionality.
FEATURES:
· Advanced graphing capabilities of implicit and explicit equations and inequalities, with the ability to trace or build tables of points of interest.
· Perfect companion for secondary and collegiate mathematics courses
· Just-in-time context-sensitive help built into the app
· Solve single equations and systems of equations (linear and nonlinear)
· Hundreds of mathematical functions and commands available for quick and easy problem solving
· Pinch-to-zoom and multi-touch capabilities
· Reduce keystrokes with optional Reverse Polish Notation (RPN)
· Customizable for individual user preferences
· Delivers a multidimensional Computer Algebra System (CAS)
· Authentic app, developed and supported by HP

Ratings and reviews

Oh man, I love this calculator. I bought the real thing, and I'm incredibly impressed with it. On top of that, I can have the same calculator on my phone and my computers. I no longer have to deal with the pathetically limited functionality of Windows or Android default calculators. This calculator is a breeze to use compared to the clunky interface of the TI-Nspire series. This is exactly what I was looking for and I couldn't be happier.

Junk. Feb update broke app. No longer launches the pdf help files. User DEFINE'd functions unstable. Entry does not persist after closing and reopening app, and the mere presence causes the app to crash, requiring a RESET. PRO version even worse. After downloading, app does not install - just a cryptic error msg, and REFUND button rejects a refund. What a crapfest.

I have a real Texas TI-nspire CX II CAS which I love. I was curious about the HP Prime G2 and wondered what that was like which lead me to this app. The real product has touchscreen which this emulates. It takes a couple of tries to get it to work when you're not online (lost a star) but it works for me. All I use it for mostly is symbolic calculus which it does and I also get an appreciation of a different CAS calculator. Interesting little app, I must say.