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Anonymous
Curved and frameless look is nice but actual content is going to look bad at FHD in 32inch for computer. Either get QHD 32inch or go with smaller screen
3 years ago |
Anonymous
QLC?
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Yes //@anonymous: QLC?
1 year ago |
Anonymous
This is not a deal. With this price, one can easily get a much better product like Samsung EVO 1TB Gen4 from a local Best buy. They frequently have SSD sales every a few weeks. Gen4 SSDs are twice as fast as Gen3 SSDs.
9 months ago |
Anonymous
Who said they wanted the brand you like next week? //@anonymous: This is not a deal. With this price, one can easily get a much better product like Samsung EVO 1TB Gen4 from a local Best buy. They frequently have SSD sales every a few weeks. Gen4 SSDs are twice as fast as Gen3 SSDs.
9 months ago |
Anonymous
Dramless, QLC
9 months ago |
Anonymous
Know your usage before buying. This is a poor choice for every-day OS drive or as an upgrade for your PS5 due to dram-less QLC. But it's perfect for me trying to custom-build a NAS and need something small and cheap to boot up TrueNAS.
9 months ago |
Anonymous
Amazon now has bad return service. I bought a laptop from amazon and it had huge noise. I returned it but seller didn't refund me. It took me half year and numerous calls and emails to get my money back. Amazon didn't help me during this painful process.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
For cellphones, laptops, Amazon always has bad return services. They have been more and more greedy.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
you choose only the ones that say prime! those are the premium ones where they will guarantee money back when as soon as you ship back your return!
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.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
The government is basically banning everything now //@Anonymous: What are people talking about?
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 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!
3 years ago |
Anonymous
you can just buy a n-spire for this price
3 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
3 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
3 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.
3 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.
3 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.
3 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.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Just use Colab if you want a python environment. You just need a hotspot.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
The government is basically banning everything now //@Anonymous: What are people talking about?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
I can't believe this calculator is so expensive in the age of smart phones.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Because there is no competition. //@anonymous: I can't believe this calculator is so expensive in the age of smart phones.
3 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.
3 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.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Good for daily use
1 year ago |
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Anonymous
Is that a donkey?
11 months ago |
Anonymous
It’s $55.99 now
11 months ago |