Texas Instruments TI-30 Xa Solar Scientific Calculator Reviews

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Pros: Solar, parenthesis, price, back-space key, 3 memory locations, stays clean, design from Shopping.com Don't let your teacher talk you into spending $50+ on a good calculator for geometry and calculus. Get this one!Only drawback is that you need a good light source to fire the solar cells or the numbers get distorted. from Circuitcity.com Pros: Inexpensive, durable, easy to use Cons: none from Shopping.com Pros: Inexpensive, durable, easy to use Cons: none The Bottom Line: I recommend the TI 30Xa for its combined strengths in durability, ease of use, and affordability! from Shopping.com Pros: Cheap, has solar panel, relatively big buttons, more than enough functions for scientific work. Cons: reliability: I've seen couple of them dead; hard to read purple on gray. from Shopping.com This calculator, though it doesn't have RPN(reverse polish notation, just a superior entry method), is still an excellent scientific calculator. I have several(3 I think), and they are very durable. from Amazon.com I have had this calc for roughly 7 years and i'm on my 3rd set of batteries. I mostly use my ti-83+ but whenever I need something quick or I can't use a graphing calc, I grab my trusty TI-30Xa! I love this calc! from Amazon.com This is the second TI-30XA I have owned. The one I owned before lasted 6 years and I was happy with the product; so happy that I bought the same exact product. from Amazon.com I'm a research scientist who uses computers both at home and at work. But I also like to have a good scientific calculator ready at hand for convenience. I prefer Texas Instruments calculators for ease of use and reliability. from Amazon.com This is a good calculator for simple calculations but I would highly reccommend the Texas Instruments TI30XIIS 2-Line Scientific Calculator. It has a two line display, which makes it easy to compare answers and formulas, and is powered by both solar and battery so it works in and out of the sun. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Display	Regular
Print Option	Without Print Option
AC Connectivity	Without AC Connectivity
Adapter Included	Without Adapter
Calculator Type	Business and Scientific
Case Included	Without Case
Currency Exchange Functio	Without Currency Exchange
Currency Exchange Function	Without Currency Exchange
Digit Display	10 Digit
Key Size	Large
MPN	ti-30xslr
Power Source	Solar
Size	Handheld
UPC	033317029990
Warranty	1 Year

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