I dont get it Tim. If the splash screen is required for initialisation, why can the numbers be typed in (and remembered)whilst the logo is there?.

On one hand, we say the calculator is "booting up" or "initialising" and thus nothing can be seen except for the logo. Yet, we can type in immediately the calculator is turned on AND it has this fortunate ability to remember what has been typed in whilst the logo is still being displayed. Thus...leading me to conclude that the logo can be replaced with the proper calculator screen.

There must be a way that the  logo display time (or bootup time) can be adjusted from the current 1.4seconds to say 0.3seconds...after all, the calculator has an inbuilt abilty to remember immediatly whats been typed in..its just been designed not to display it for 1.4 seconds.
 
Regards

Hi everyone.

Im a civil engineer and hopeless at any type of programming. I have a hp prime i love but the bootime (splash screen) every time its turned on, is very very annoying. It usually only lasts 1 second...but that is enough to distract my train of thought (others may find the 1second wait fine...i dont).

Thus..is anyone out there programming savvy to reduce this 1second bootime to say...0.1 seconds...or better yet, get rid of the spash screen and pausing feature!

Would love to hear some expert opinions

bill