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:( i have lost my ti89, YET AGAIN:(

Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Parents buy them each time?

yeah no joke,.. I bought a ti-83 silver or whatever like 4 years (about) ago... sh!t the price I paid I'm not losing it anytime soon.. let alone 3 times soon
 
i can sell you my ti86 i havent touched it in almost 2 years

come to think of it i dont actually know where it is
 
I've had my 89 for...6 years now, I think. Have calculators come very far in the meantime?

sucks to you, maybe you should get like an umbilical cord for it or something 😛
 
Originally posted by: EvilYoda
I've had my 89 for...6 years now, I think. Have calculators come very far in the meantime?

Actually, not very much at all...the Voyage 200 and TI-89 Titanium Edition (the two current "top" calculators in TI's lineup) are functionally exactly the same as the 89 that was released in 1998...they only have a bit more memory, a USB connector I think (in the case of the new 89), and obviously a larger screen and keypad on the V200 - but even those existed on the TI-92 Plus before it. I'm not too familiar with other calculator manufacturers, but I imagine they're not too much different.
 
what's the point with these fancy calculators anyway? I graudated with a comptuer science and engineering degree with a scientific calculator. My gf graduated EE with a scientific also.
 
Originally posted by: ugopk
what's the point with these fancy calculators anyway? I graudated with a comptuer science and engineering degree with a scientific calculator. My gf graduated EE with a scientific also.

the calculator thinks, so i dont have to
 
Originally posted by: ugopk
what's the point with these fancy calculators anyway? I graudated with a comptuer science and engineering degree with a scientific calculator. My gf graduated EE with a scientific also.

easier graphing & algebra
 
someone stole my ti-83 silver last year, but then i found out in december, and i made him pay me back . . . something like $80
 
I've been using my Ti-83 calculator for more than four years. Right now, it is all covered with stickers. 😱
 
Originally posted by: Scouzer
Originally posted by: ugopk
what's the point with these fancy calculators anyway? I graudated with a comptuer science and engineering degree with a scientific calculator. My gf graduated EE with a scientific also.

easier graphing & algebra

Aye. The only time I've actually needed my ti83 was in calc 2 with polar graphs because I was a douche when it came to converting them and in differential the only time we used them was to get zeros😀


Hell, as I've said before on here, I lsot my calc all thorugh calc 2 and 3......it was under my car seat😀....fortunately I found it in time for my finals in 3.

Honestly, it saves you time here and there, but other than that, you don't really need it except for little stuff.


Then again, there was Linear Algebra...I most likely failed the final( i never got the grade back btw) because everyone else used a calculator to take shortcuts while I never bothered to and everyone finished in time but me....that and I didn't study that much for it either....😉

I got a B in the class, but I probably would have done better if I had more time on the final
 
Originally posted by: Scouzer
Originally posted by: ugopk
what's the point with these fancy calculators anyway? I graudated with a comptuer science and engineering degree with a scientific calculator. My gf graduated EE with a scientific also.

easier graphing & algebra

Don't forget calculus.
 
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