Cp300 Complaints - This Make Sense?
#1
Posted 13 December 2005 - 05:46 PM
Well, all of us knows that our expectations about the CP300 already become smoke.
Casio know that too. No dubt about.
This is the same old story about the boy and the wolf. Casio says "The CP300 just like you want is comming"
just keep downloading and hoping but, it never happens. From that point of view, this forum is just a sorrow's wall.
So...what we have to do??...simple!...no more complaints or regreats just Buy another machine!...the rest are only words!...simple isnt it?. Yep, i know that it is not a cheap machine but is the price that we must to pay looking for the best. Dump the toys and goes for the real stuff.
Well, the lecture here is...The next time you see a new GREAT casio model mmmmm...dont fall in love by sight...THINK, REMEMBER and WAIT...then come back here and read the complaints or regreats and...smile.
SPOCK: The good of many are over the good of fewer or one.
Long Life and prosperity to Casio (But no with my few bucks!! and patient!!)
#2
Posted 13 December 2005 - 09:08 PM
we make complaints abot the Casio calcs, because they have the best hardware on market, because are the most easy to program and use. if you want that the calc fly.....put a wings on it now!!!, don?t wait for CASIO actions. This is a big company, with thousands of people working on thousands of projects, for hundreds of products worldwide...is very hard that them hear our demands, you know?
complaints help us to solve the CP, and AFX weaknesses. not all the work may be done by casio. in this forum are people as PAP, Unique33, Crimson, Marco...and a lot other, that makes our calcs better doing this jobs!!!, not blaming it!
thanx The_AFX_Master
PD: uh!
#3
Posted 14 December 2005 - 06:53 PM
complaints help us to solve the CP, and AFX weaknesses. not all the work may be done by casio. in this forum are people as PAP, Unique33, Crimson, Marco...and a lot other, that makes our calcs better doing this jobs!!!, not blaming it!
Yes, and blaming the CP would change nothing, but making great Add-Ins like CPLua would be more useful. And I bet you don't know programming.
#4
Posted 19 December 2005 - 12:01 PM
I know that ClassPad has a lot of problems, but I agree with the others, in some cases.Well, all of us knows that our expectations about the CP300 already become smoke.
Casio know that too. No dubt about.
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I think that this forum is not a place to blame Casio or ClassPad, but we must send a letter to Casio and ask them to build a better ClassPad.
I don't know how can we do this, but it must have a way, mustn't it?
Please someone find an E-Mail, or any other way so that we can tell Casio what do we want. ClassPad is for us, not for its builders and they must build it the way we want.
#5
Posted 19 December 2005 - 10:54 PM
Sending email to casio support does not work at this moment. ...
We will hope that CASIO software engineers do their work using common ENGINEER sense, in a short future
Question: Anybody of the leader staff or moderators or people in this forum have sent an email to casio??? really i dont know!
#6
Posted 19 December 2005 - 11:46 PM
C'mon... don't come with this boring example again What he wrote wasn't exactly a detailed letter with suggestions; he just wrote something like "hey, I typed this on my calculator and it acts funny; this is a bug!", nothing more, and the answer was "Sorry, I don't understand you problem, could you explain to me what is this code supposed to do?" Just check his website.Years ago, Martin Poupe (a CFX\AFX Hacker) contacted CASIO via sending an email, explaining some bugs on the OS of this CFX 8950xx. the answer of casio was "Dear customer:......blah blah blah blah......Thanks for your opinion". And casio DIDN?T ANITHING!!!!!
You seem to forget that there are (at least?) 2 peoples here from the "official" ClassPad development team, and they are quite aware of what we think about the CP. They are not all-mighty thoughQuestion: Anybody of the leader staff or moderators or people in this forum have sent an email to casio??? really i dont know!
Stop complaining like that... You are just like kids wanting more candies
#7
Posted 20 December 2005 - 10:18 AM
#8
Posted 20 December 2005 - 02:26 PM
OS v2.20 doesn't bug anymore on my ClassPad, while v1.00 and v1.24 had lots of bugs. I recognize this is a great progression. But could we have more visible updates? Personally, I asked for a small clock in the main menu, instead of the useless "MENU". I think this could be not difficult to implement. And the "automatic Ans" ? Everybody was very disappointed there was no "automatic Ans" in the 2.0 and 2.2 versions...
Well, Nexus_t1000 was exagerating a bit, but when he said
Well, all of us knows that our expectations about the CP300 already become smoke.
he was not wrong.
On the French forum, someone sent a mail to Casio to tell them some interesting suggestions, such as "automatic Ans", ... and he NEVER got an answer!!! Really, I don't want to replace Filip with his scandals, but I wonder if the Classpad Suggestions topic is really useful...
#9
Posted 20 December 2005 - 09:44 PM
#10
Posted 21 December 2005 - 07:18 PM
#11
Posted 21 December 2005 - 08:53 PM
Saltire works under contract for Casio, so Casio programs the OS. Saltire does help out on a few things.I just want to know:who programs the OS for ClassPad? Casio or Saltire?
As far as waiting for the ClassPad to become the machine of your dreams, if you are not happy with the ClassPad right now then you shouldn't expect it to suddenly morph into something it is not. If you do like the ClassPad but there are some things you'd like to see improved, then you will be happy in the near future. The ClassPad will continue to improve and get more and better features. Casio really is listening to user's feedback to help improve the ClassPad. There are also some great add-ins now like CPLua.
If anyone has noticed, I haven't posted in a while. That is because I've been very busy lately......
#12
Posted 21 December 2005 - 09:50 PM
Yup, we got 2 posts from you now after a long absence in the forum, and both of them talking about CPLua. I feel happyIf anyone has noticed, I haven't posted in a while. That is because I've been very busy lately......
#13
Posted 01 March 2006 - 08:26 PM
Y si las corporaciones, como CASIO, prestara oidos a los usuarios de CALCULADORAS, ya hace tiempo que se hubiera tenido la CLASSPAD y muy exacta a nuestros gustos.
Ejemplo hace tiempo predije, que seria usuario de una CALCULADORA, cuando tenga un verdadero lendguaje de PROGRAMACION. Y la CP300, ya acepta lua y DEV C++. Y la verdad que pienso que la torpeza es , que no tenga el C++ de la Borland.
Pero comop son CASIO, pusieron de MICROSOFT y que lo vemos mas que eerrores.
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