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Anonymous
Why don't you change the rules in western countries? //@anonymous: We were not allowed to use any calculator (even simple shopkeeper’s) in 9th-12th grade, we did PDE, curves by hand.
In Engineering, we’re allowed to use “scientific” calculator which could only do exponential (base x) calculations.
When I moved to Western country, I was shocked to find that there are calculators which can do curves, pde, matrix … still happy that I did by hand.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
The government is basically banning everything now //@Anonymous: What are people talking about?
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Man, i took out my black&white screen 2006 model year TI-84. threw in 4 triple-As and still works! i will save it for my son when he starts go to college. but before i need to find a wife
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Can I install Linux on this?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Not enough memory, sadly. But you can emulate a TI-84 on a Linux box! //@Anonymous: Can I install Linux on this?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
You should IOS on it //@anonymous: Can I install Linux on this?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Only running win10 //@anonymous: Can I install Linux on this?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Ah, this I must try! //@anonymous: Not enough memory, sadly. But you can emulate a TI-84 on a Linux box! //@Anonymous: Can I install Linux on this?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Man, i took out my black&white screen 2006 model year TI-84. threw in 4 triple-As and still works! i will save it for my son when he starts go to college. but before i need to find a wife
3 years ago |
Anonymous
can I run SciPy on this??
3 years ago |
RoshDrozzley
Do they still make the TI-89? I got one of those in 2006 and it's still a beast. 3D graphing baby
3 years ago |
Anonymous
You can get an app to emulate this calculator and more. Why would you buy it?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
because you cannot use your phone in standard tests //@Anonymous: You can get an app to emulate this calculator and more. Why would you buy it?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
The guy who wants to use his phone probably will never take a text that requires this calculator. lol //@Anonymous: because you cannot use your phone in standard tests //@Anonymous: You can get an app to emulate this calculator and more. Why would you buy it?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
My TI 83 plus is still my favorite calculator!
2 years ago |
Anonymous
you can just buy a n-spire for this price
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Agree, should go with a TI-NSPIRE CX ii, it also runs PYTHON, much faster processor. //@Anonymous: you can just buy a n-spire for this price
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Are they allowed on standardized tests? //@Anonymous: Agree, should go with a TI-NSPIRE CX ii, it also runs PYTHON, much faster processor. //@Anonymous: you can just buy a n-spire for this price
2 years ago |
Anonymous
We were not allowed to use any calculator (even simple shopkeeper’s) in 9th-12th grade, we did PDE, curves by hand.
In Engineering, we’re allowed to use “scientific” calculator which could only do exponential (base x) calculations.
When I moved to Western country, I was shocked to find that there are calculators which can do curves, pde, matrix … still happy that I did by hand.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Exactly my story! I was shocked when I saw a high-end scientific calculator in the hands of junior high school students. //@Anonymous: We were not allowed to use any calculator (even simple shopkeeper’s) in 9th-12th grade, we did PDE, curves by hand.
In Engineering, we’re allowed to use “scientific” calculator which could only do exponential (base x) calculations.
When I moved to Western country, I was shocked to find that there are calculators which can do curves, pde, matrix … still happy that I did by hand.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Why don't you change the rules in western countries? //@anonymous: We were not allowed to use any calculator (even simple shopkeeper’s) in 9th-12th grade, we did PDE, curves by hand.
In Engineering, we’re allowed to use “scientific” calculator which could only do exponential (base x) calculations.
When I moved to Western country, I was shocked to find that there are calculators which can do curves, pde, matrix … still happy that I did by hand.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
What are people talking about?
You can use those calculators for whatever you want, but you can't use those on tests. People know that if they want to pass the tests they need to learn the math.
You don't need the government to sanction and ban everything, you know? //@Anonymous: Why don't you change the rules in western countries? //@anonymous: We were not allowed to use any calculator (even simple shopkeeper’s) in 9th-12th grade, we did PDE, curves by hand.
In Engineering, we’re allowed to use “scientific” calculator which could only do exponential (base x) calculations.
When I moved to Western country, I was shocked to find that there are calculators which can do curves, pde, matrix … still happy that I did by hand.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Just use Colab if you want a python environment. You just need a hotspot.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
The government is basically banning everything now //@Anonymous: What are people talking about?
2 years ago |
Anonymous
I can't believe this calculator is so expensive in the age of smart phones.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Because there is no competition. //@anonymous: I can't believe this calculator is so expensive in the age of smart phones.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Because this is the standard tool for high school/college math education. Each school district/university has invested tons of money to buy these calculators. And the teachers get used to teach students by these calculators. All these make thing difficult to change. //@anonymous: I can't believe this calculator is so expensive in the age of smart phones.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Not a deal. I got one from Amazon for $66 this week. It's sold by different sellers in Amazon with varying price.
2 years ago |
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Anonymous
hot
3 years ago |
Anonymous
cold
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Cool!
3 years ago |
jduan
Overpriced. Casio FX-CG50 is way better.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
the black is $119.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
thanks
bought quite a lot
3 years ago |
Anonymous
ME TOO //@Anonymous: thanks
bought quite a lot
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Not better if a kid’s math teacher won’t let them use it in class. //@jduan: Overpriced. Casio FX-CG50 is way better.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
How are they still getting 100 bucks for these dinosaurs?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Because TI colludes with the math testing and textbook industry to make sure only TI calculators are used in instruction and testing. Like it or not, that’s how it is and how it’s been for decades. //@anonymous: How are they still getting 100 bucks for these dinosaurs?
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Because it's meant //@Anonymous: How are they still getting 100 bucks for these dinosaurs?
8 months ago |
Anonymous
I just got both the TI-84 and TI-Nspire CX II calculators and compared them. The TI-Nspire CX II is super powerful and user friendly. It's a bit pricey, but totally worth every penny.
8 months ago |