NumericalChameleon 1.6.0 review

NumericalChameleon is a very powerful unit converter with more than 3200 units in 82 categories with GTK+ 2 theme. The NumericalC

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NumericalChameleon is a very powerful unit converter with more than 3200 units in 82 categories with GTK+ 2 theme.

The NumericalChameleon is a free, open source, platform-independent and localized software to convert units. It converts numbers with a precision of up to 1000 significant figures.

It supports more than 3200 units in 82 categories, including not only all important physical units of categories like length, area, volume, electricity, magnetism, force, power, energy, pressure, mass, temperature, velocity, acceleration, radioactivity and time, but also exchange rates, timezones, spoken numbers (literally and by audio), roman numerals, 35 radixes, bits&bytes, screen resolutions, colorcodes, unicodes, international dial codes, calendar and holiday calculations, phonetic alphabets and more. It provides a modern, dynamic and graphical user interface.

You have unlimited access on all categories, units, icons, filters and themes. You can add, modify, hide or delete them. All configuration data are stored in flat files. You can update exchange rates from several webservices.

Here are some key features of "NumericalChameleon":
Absolute free software
Runs anywhere
Highest precision
Tons of categories and units
Highly customizable and intuitive Graphical user interface
Interfaces to other programs
Developer support

Requirements:
JRE 1.4.2 or better

What's New in This Release:
The NumericalChameleon is a free, open source, platform-independent and localized software to convert units.
It converts numbers with a precision of up to 1000 significant figures.
It supports more than 3200 units in 82 categories, including not only all important physical units of categories like length, area, volume, electricity, magnetism, force, power, energy, pressure, mass, temperature, velocity, acceleration, radioactivity and time, but also exchange rates, timezones, spoken numbers (literally and by audio*), roman numbers, 35 radixes, bits&bytes, screen resolutions, colorcodes, unicodes, international dial codes, calendar and holiday calculations, phonetic alphabets and more.
It provides a modern, dynamic and graphical user interface.