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           Windows Mobile / Windows CE Archives - Scientific/Math Calculators
- Calc98
    Calc98 is a popular freeware calculator for Windows Mobile / Pocket PC devices.  It features numerous functions including statistical analysis, financial calculations, complex number math and more.
 
- Eval 1.0
    Eval is a combined scientific / programmers calculator for the PocketPC / Windows CE.
 
- FormulaCalc
    FormulaCalc is a calculator for Ewe enabled computers such as the PocketPC that provides the capability of computing algebraic and trigonometric formulas
 
- GNU Emu48CE for Pocket PC
    This is an emulator of the HP48, HP49, HP39 and HP40 calculators for the Pocket PC.
 
- HexCalc
    HexCalc is a free integer calculator for the PocketPC that performs integer arithmetic and hex/decimal/binary conversions.
 
- MyPocketCalc
    MyPocketCalc is a free Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) and scientific calculator for the Pocket PC running Windows Mobile.
 
- Packed Periodic Table
    Packed Periodic Table is a free Periodic Table for the Pocket PC 2003 that provides an easy to lookup information about different elements.
 
- Q-Calc
    Q-Calc is a free scientific calculator for Windows CE or Pocket PC
 
- rhoAir
    rhoAir is a free engineering calculator for Windows Mobile / Pocket PCs.  It is designed to be a state point psychrometric air properties calculator.  It will allow you to calculater air density, vapor pressure, dew point temperature and many other values an engineer might use a psychrometric chart for.  It does calculations in SI units.
 
- SMath Studio
    This is an advanced math calculator available for Palm PC's and other platforms.
 
- SpaceTime
    SpaceTime provides graphing and mathematics based software for Windows Mobile to solve calculus problems such as deriviates or integrals.  
 
- tRodSizer
    tRodSizer is a free application for Windows Mobile / Pocket PC devices to help calculate how much weight a hanger rod can carry.  It allows you to complete the calculations by entering the rod diameter, the tensile area and allowable stress and then it will determine the max load.  
 
  
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