Texas Instruments NSCAS CLM 2L1 A TI-Nspire CAS Graphing Calc Calculator Reviews

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My trust TI-84 was lost the other day and I needed a graphing calculator for Calculus (I'll be going through about 4 semesters of Calc). Since TI was showing the Nspire as the secessor to the TI84 I figured I'd take the plunge and see if it did the job better. from Amazon.com I had to buy this calculator as a requirement for one of my math classes. I hated the fact that we had to get it, but now that I have it, I use it all the time. from Amazon.com I bought this for my 7th grader and he says he is the first one done in class everyday. They have a classroom set but having his own lets him become more familiar with the calculator and helps him explore the different options on his own. from Amazon.com The idea is good. Being able to switch between TI calculators for less $$$ is great. There are a few problems though: from Amazon.com I just bought this for my son since he needed a TI-84 figuring he could start with that keypad and grow into the Nspire keypad. Once I got it home, I discovered that in order to back up data entered in TI-84 mode, you need to purchase a separate cable. from Amazon.com I am an engineer and went to College in Late 70's early 80's. I have only used the TI-Nspire calculator about 10 times with my son. from Amazon.com It's a great calculator over all. Viewing angle is terrible. from Amazon.com The calculator came exactly as described and in excellent condition. It came very promptly. from Amazon.com Pros: The display. It's big, it's greyscale not black and white. And yes that is a huge difference! from Newegg.com My school loaned these to us for a year, so I had the opportunity of using the nspire alongside my ti-84+ silver edition. TI had some great ideas with the nspire, such as being able to multitask by keeping multiple things open at once with the tab based window management system and the nice big screen. from Amazon.com

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