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  1. Sep 18th, 2002, 07:45 PM #1
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    Best non-graphical calculator?

    Just wondering, what do you guys think is the best non-graphing calculator (ie: scientific calc) around? LIke the one that has the most features and stuff...

    I'm thinking the Casio 991-MS is pretty close to tops...
    All the usual functions plus Base conversions, Binary Logic, Linear system solver (2 or 3 variables), quadratic solver, cubic solver, matricies (2x3 or 3x2), vectors, engineering units, unit conversion, constant library, statistics (lots), 6 types of regression, complex number capability, and a lot of other crap.

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    I'd say the casio, i think the one you mentioned...we got a couple
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    What about the best calculator, period?
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    Re: Best non-graphical calculator?

    Originally posted by siyan
    Just wondering, what do you guys think is the best non-graphing calculator (ie: scientific calc) around? LIke the one that has the most features and stuff...

    I'm thinking the Casio 991-MS is pretty close to tops...
    All the usual functions plus Base conversions, Binary Logic, Linear system solver (2 or 3 variables), quadratic solver, cubic solver, matricies (2x3 or 3x2), vectors, engineering units, unit conversion, constant library, statistics (lots), 6 types of regression, complex number capability, and a lot of other crap.

    -C
    What about integration/differentiation. I think you left that out
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    Re: Re: Best non-graphical calculator?

    Originally posted by marnitzg
    What about integration/differentiation. I think you left that out
    good point...only does simple numerical integration and differentiation but its still decent

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    Originally posted by SteveCRM
    TI 83+
    Ti89 vs HP49

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  9. Sep 20th, 2002, 11:30 PM #8
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    What about the ti-92?
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