Yes.
Emu48 is nothing but excellent. It's a downloadable emulator of a Hewlett Packard machine. It takes a little ingenuity to input/output data, but Hewlett Packard's calculator engineers probably made the best calculator possible, with hundreds of ways to manipulate sets and matrices of numbers, and that still counts.
Thanks, checking it.
Downloaded it for Android.
The UI is very realistic, like that of RealCalc.
I use the 48gx.
I find that if I select and copy numerical data into memory on my Android I can use the "paste stack" facility to get it into the (virtual) machine.
Ha ha, coincidentally I used that model too, due to having heard of that HP calculator model the most.