engineering engineer in Reviews and Ratings

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…Let's be real, what financial professional uses calculator over computer (answer:the one who grew up w/o computers)!

Designed in the 1980s and with electrical engineer's origins…

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…Let's be real, what financial professional uses calculator over computer (answer:the one who grew up w/o computers)!

Designed in the 1980s and with electrical engineer's origins… 266 more reviews »

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… much more, but they aren't. I need to buy a new calculator - guess I'm getting a TI-89 Titanium. How about their non-graphing calculator design with the v-shaped keyboard - ridiculous. Engineers don… 121 more reviews »

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… for the latest, and every few years upgraded as I progressed in my profession.

The TI-30 has been an asset to the engineering business since the days it replaced slide rules as a portable calculator… 190 more reviews »

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I like the write view though I am still getting used to editing it. I like the fraction display. I like the Fixed/Scientific/Engineering notations. I keep mine on engineering with TAB 9. 20 more reviews »

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…My engineering classes don't allow for the TI-83,86,89. So I needed a calculator that allowed for matrix reduction, basic vector manipulation, and single variable integration for my engineering… 56 more reviews »

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…It's a good calculator for engineers and scientists. The price is not too high for its functions. The two-line window is convinient, and the size of the alphanumeric characters is appropriate. Using… 73 more reviews »

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…Twenty years ago when I was an engineering student everyone had an HP and for good reason. They were more expensive but they were quality. Now they are expensive junk. I have a couple of old HP… 262 more reviews »

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…Twenty years ago when I was an engineering student everyone had an HP and for good reason. They were more expensive but they were quality. Now they are expensive junk. I have a couple of old HP… 187 more reviews »

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…This is an excellent calculator, particularly for engineering functions that require polar-rectangular conversions, where it solidly trounces even the TI-89 Titanium for convenience. Its two… 36 more reviews »

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… applications. You just don't need the incredible power of this calculator for anything but serious engineering or other fields that deal with advanced mathematics; if you're not a science or engineering student… 468 more reviews »

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…The TI Voyage 200 has been an indispensable companion during my studies in Electrical Engineering. Ample on-board RAM allows me to download free and purchased applications without fear of having…

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…The beginner TI (81, 82, 83) calculators are great for high school math and business type college math classes. However, if you think you're going to head towards any engineering major in college… 725 more reviews »

from Zachary, Newegg.com

…Pros: This is about as good as it gets as far as Engineering and Science calculators. I dont like casios or hp's so staying with TI is important to me. This calculator is a dream to program…

from A Customer from South Jordan, UT, Buy.com

… are not going to be an Engineer, I recommend this one to help get you through all of your current and future math courses.… 247 more reviews »