Rate my purchase pls bought them all 3 second hand for 10 euro
Texas Instrument TI-82 everything works perfectly (graphics are just not optimized)
TI-Nspire CAS everything works perfectly
Voyage 200 (was most interested in this one) couldn't sadly start him yet because I don't have a small CR-1616 battery here
autism/10
>>8078406
10 EUROS?
AMAZING
11/10
> calculator enthusiasts
>spending money on old calculators
O I AM LAFFING
>>8078434
well what calculators are better than the voyage 200?
>>8078436
how severe is your autism op?
>>8078442
Does being autistic matter? He's made a good purchase. Why is /sci/'s response to literally everything are you autistic? It doesn't make a difference whether the answer is yes or no.
>>8078598
He didn't make a good purchase. He bought three calculators.
>>8078619
And why are calculators a bad purchase?
They were all bought for 10 euros too, that's a bargain.
>>8078621
The fuck is the point of a calculator out of high school mathematics?
>>8078424
Not that amazing. I got my Yoyage for 15 €, because the girl, who selled it, didn't know expensive these things are.
>>8078406
>TI-Nspire CAS everything works perfectly
That doesn't look like a TI-Nspire CAS, beta? fake?
>>8079572
it is the version with a monochrome screen, it has the exact same software as the color screen version the cost one gabillion euros.
It is a boss calculator, but for a simpler scientific calculator go for a Casio. Texas Instruments is way fucking overpriced.
>>8078406
this would have been impressive in 2006.
Just tried out the Voyage he works fine.
>>8080027
>It is a boss calculator, but for a simpler scientific calculator go for a Casio. Texas Instruments is way fucking overpriced.
Pic related. You might also like this thread >>>8074234
>>8080632
I know how to use the nspire it may take time for some but if you do it comes quite handy.
>>8078406
people showing off with calculators are worse than chavs showing off with cheap but loud cars. autism to the max senpai. also,
>using anything but standard calculators
>>8081129
>I know how to use the nspire it may take time for some but if you do it comes quite handy.
Do tell, anon - how do you even start to learn? What is it handy for?
>>8081345
Not that guy. I have an Nspire CX CAS and it's such a comfy way of finding unknowns and relations.
Also the buttons feel pretty good.
>>8078621
Buying a turd at a great price still means you bought a turd.
>>8078406
GREAT
Just use Matlab, pleb
>>8082658
>Proprietary software
It's almost like you want to have a botnet on your computer.
>>8082658
Why not octave or maxima? They do the same and are so lightweight I run them on my phone too.
>>8078406
This is what it's come to. YOU DON'T NEED A CALCULATOR IN 21ST CENTURY YOUR IPHONE HAS THAT YOU AUTISTIC FUCKING FAGGOT.
If you spent half the time you spend buying useless shit for money studying you would save some serious money.
>>8082783
Can't use an iPhone on exams.
>>8082796
Why do you need THREE though?
>>8082796
Figured this woudl be a good place to ask:
Do I need a graphing calculator for calculus? I've always borrowed calcs from friends, usually pic related.
Is a graphing feature really necessary?
>>8082876
forgot pic, highyl plebicus maximus consumerist tier trash imo, but hey who am I
>>8082876
>Do I need a graphing calculator for calculus?
1) You're posting on /sci/ and don't know calculus? Underaged?
2) You do not need a graphing calculator to do calculus, it was invented before the calculator.
3) If you're in any respectable institution, you won't even be allowed a graphing calculator for exams.
4) Surely your teachers will tell you what you need.
How many people here own an Nspire anyway?
