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| magetoo:
--- Quote from: secsec on November 23, 2012, 08:23:01 am ---Or why not use the dc command instead and get the good stuff (RPN) ;) --- End quote --- That is precisely what I use. Interesting that the above comment was posted exactly two years ago today. (Or should I say "2 365 * p" days ago.) I just did a currency conversion on the command line before reloading the forum too. |
| janengelbrecht:
Answer to question: Ti 89 Platinum. |
| gildasd:
If you don't have to contend with exam rules, just get the best one available for less than 150us if you shop around: - TI cx cas (think of it as a modern TI 89). - HP prime or 50 (question of taste). - Casio 991 as a pocket rocket. On a side note, I just scored a new TI Nspire Touchpad for 1€ and I'm happy as a geek with a calculator. |
| GreyWoolfe:
I had a TI-83 attending ITT Technical Institute in the late 90's. Lent it to my stepdaughter when she was in high school and it was promptly stolen. Just grabbed a TI-82 at a hamfest for $2 with minor screen issue and I have realCalc on my Nook HD+ |
| miguelvp:
I used to have a Sharp EL 506P, not sure what happened to it. Did replace it with an EL 506L because my main use for them was/is base conversion. Now I just use the Windows calculator, although I don't like the change they made in Windows 7 that separates the programmer mode from the scientific mode. The EL 506L is still around in my desk but I rarely power it up. Edit: added image since there is a newer 506L model it seems. |
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