Casio ClassPad 300 Scientific Calculator Reviews

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The major drawback of the Casio classpad 300 was its screen. The constrast was so poor that it was hardly usable at all. from Amazon.com The major drawback of the Casio classpad 300 was its screen. The constrast was so poor that it was hardly usable at all. from Amazon.com Yet again we see casio dominating the technical aspects of the calculator market leaving their monopolistic competitor far behind. Texas instruments a thorn in the side of progress has used its ready availability to take market control in the united states. from Amazon.com I have owned numerous calculators by HP, TI, Sharp, Casio, etc., but this new Classpad 300 Plus released in February 2007 with Casio's latest operating system (OS 3.0) and Classpad Manager 3.0 is just fabulous. It is now in common use in Europe, especially in Germany and also in Australia and in New Zealand. from Amazon.com I have owned numerous calculators by HP, TI, Sharp, Casio, etc., but this new Classpad 300 Plus that was just released a few weeks ago with Casio's latest operating system (OS 3.0) and Classpad Manager 3.0 is just fabulous. It is now in common use in Europe, especially in Germany and also in Australia and in New Zealand. from Amazon.com I have owned numerous calculators by HP, TI, Sharp, Casio, etc., but this new Classpad 300 Plus that was just released a few weeks ago with Casio's latest operating system (OS 3.0) and Classpad Manager 3.0 is just fabulous. It is now in common use in Europe, especially in Germany and also in Australia and in New Zealand. from Amazon.com I just picked up the Classpad 330 and I think its great. This calculator can do way more than the ti-83 I used in the past. from Amazon.com Comparing the ClassPad with other calculators is like comparing Windows XP to DOS. The touch screen and slick design puts it a generation beyond all others. from Amazon.com Would you use a PDA without a pen? If so - buy a traditional graphing calculator. If not, buy ClassPad. I have tried to use the CAS features of high end calculators: TI 89, Casio FX 2.0 to solve real algebra problems in my work as a software engineer, but was always frustrated by the difficulty of inputting expressions. from Amazon.com Would you use a PDA without a pen? If so - buy a traditional graphing calculator. If not, buy ClassPad. I have tried to use the CAS features of high end calculators: TI 89, Casio FX 2.0 to solve real algebra problems in my work as a software engineer, but was always frustrated by the difficulty of inputting expressions. from Amazon.com

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Released	over 3 years ago
Print Option	Without Print Option
Case Included	With Case
Last Digit Erase	With Last Digit Erase
Power Source	Battery
Calculator Type	Business and Scientific
MPN	ClassPad 300
Size	Handheld
Warranty	1 Year