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£2050+VAT = yowsers.
by pling 12y ago
£2050+VAT = yowsers.
- gohrt 12y ago300 for non-commercial use.
- rhodin 12y agoAlso based on the Mathematica 10 kernel is the Programming Cloud which you can try for free: http://www.wolframcloud.com/ http://www.wolframcloud.com/
- gohrt 12y agoI don't know if it is launch-day blues, but on new MacBook Pro, the demo notebooks are sluggish, and some of the examples throw errors. And it uses "CTRL" to mean "Command", throughout. Tantalizing, but not a perfect first-impression, and it reinforces the feeling the I'd be let down if I stray from the path of polished examples and into real work. ...and it seems I corrupted the master copy of the "Things to Try" notebook -- clicking on the link again, from the home page, launches the corrupted notebook I made earlier.
- dested 12y agoHonest question, who uses Mathematica commercially? What industries?
- perardi 12y agoThere's some customer stories at: http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/customer-stories/ http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/customer-stories/
- alok-g 12y agoI do. I use it as an advanced calculator for doing complex mathematics too hard to deal with by hand. To answer what industries, I do everything from semiconductor device physics to databases and machine learning.
- unsignedint 12y agoOr you can get Raspi, I believe it already had pre-release version of the version 10 for while. Just, it will be slow...
- LeoPanthera 12y agoCan the RPi version use Wolfram Cloud to speed it up?
- cma 12y agoYou can see it rendering its buttons and menus.. slowly. Typing may take 10 seconds to respond. It is completely unoptimized for ARM, or at least was when I tried it.
- taliesinb 12y agoIt's true it can't use libraries like the Intel Performance Primitives on ARM, but that's not why the UI is slow on RPi. RPi's UI is slow because all graphics-intensive GUI stuff on RPi is slow. Firefox is unusable, for example.