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In this review i will be focusing on two major points pertaining to the monetary exchange usage and overall quality of my calculating machine which is a TI-84 plus manufactured for Texas Instruments of Dallas, Texas by an outsourced factory located in the Peoples Republic of China. The machine is well suited to meet professor recommendation for just about any math, or physics work (aerodynamics in my case). from Amazon.com The price we bought this product is really good deal, It is even cheaper than list price in Costco store. I ordered it from on line because Costco was runnung out of the stock. from Amazon.com because of the slant, the + and x buttons look similar. menu's are complicated, but can be dealt with. I have had issues with it locking up, requiring removal of the 4 main batteries as well as the cell battery. Also, the glass screen is very thin and can crack even with the cover on in a back pack. from Amazon.com I bought my first TI graphing calculator in 1993 (the TI-85) and used that for several years until I was required to upgrade to an HP 48G+. Since those calculators had carried me through the past 16 years of college and work, I was wary when this year's "school supply list" required us to spring for a TI-84 Plus. from Amazon.com Another free graphing calculator, among other things, with CAS, including matrix algebra and curve fitting. There are many more similar programs or sites available. Of course, if portability is your main concern and you don't have a laptop, then a TI-84 is an option, but I can't think of any reason that a professional who needs a calculator would want this over what I just mentioned. In particular, I don't know of any mathematician, engineer, or physicist (I only know a few anyway) who actually uses a TI. from Amazon.com Thank you for the TI-84 Plus - it came fast and is perfect - a great price for this calculator. Excellent transaction. from Amazon.com If your professor don't allow you to use a TI89-plus, then this is the right Graphing Calculator. I use it for my calculus class it really help me the necessary. from Amazon.com This is an excellent calculator for those embarking on a college major that requires a lot of math. It has a lot of pre-loaded formulas for many types of calculations. Several readily used textbooks refer to either the TI-83 Plus or TI-84 Plus calculator for use in their courses. The only problem I found is that TI-Connect (the software to connect the calculator to your computer) does not work with Windows XP SP3. from Amazon.com I got this after my very old TI-83 Plus died. I really enjoy how all the buttons are the same as the TI-83 Plus so I already know where all the functions are. from Amazon.com My daughter needed a calculator for Algebra II and I immediately went on-line to Amazon.com to check out prices (I am unemployed and need to save every penny for bills). We got a steal for a TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator and it looks and functions brand new. from Amazon.com

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