New nspires coming out soon:tm: still rocking my CX CAS rn
What calculators do you use anons? And why is the answer not a ti nspire?
Calculator thread
Nathaniel Lewis
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Jacob Reyes
Ti-89 Titanium left over from college. But the part of me that's a hipster style-over-substance faggot kinda wants pic related.
Thomas Reyes
Casios are bretty good
Speaking of nostalgia / hipster bs
I vaguely remember my dad using an old HP calculator when I was younger it looked like this and I think he still has it
Jaxon Mitchell
You can't even use cx cas calculators on test so they aren't worth it for University math classes. I'd rather just use a regular scientific calculator or a graphing calculator.
Nathan Garcia
Brayden Allen
Maybe in your uni lol I breezed through calculus on the back of the CAS
Daniel Allen
I want one of these even though I've already graduated and don't really need a handheld calculator anymore
Jonathan Anderson
based american education
Matthew Flores
Python programming sounds fun for calculator apps, and I assume its natively supported which is nice. I personally use ndless and c++ to write code for my calculator
Andrew Sullivan
good luck trying to get a simple derivative from this. not to mention don't ever put more pressure than needed onto the touch screen. if you want to use the rgn or weird calculator typing, then forget about it. i do think it does CAS easier than the nspire, but the nspire is much more accurate.