Calculator Thread

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>>8773422

I lost my FX-991ES a few months ago so I got this puppy

>Casio FX-991EX
>Pro: Sexy display with new font makes it easier to read than the FX-991ES
>Con: Doesn't have a periodic table like the FX-995ES but that isn't a problem

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Desmos.com is great.

>>8773679
This

>pros
Will work for 99% of problems you have
Step by step solutions
No reason to use anything else

>cons
Kind of a pain to key in equations

Also, if you think "can't use on exams" is a con, you need to end yourself

>>8773422
HP 50G
Pro: easily the best graphing calculator for the money, because it competes with calculators at five times the price.
Con: I learned on a TI, so it's like using Linux for the first time.

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>>8773422

>>8774067
Real pro and real con:
RPL is a real programming language for real men
The calculator was discontinued in 2015

>>8774075
>>8773832

This. Desmos isn't probably the best currently existing general purpose grapher.

>>8774055
Are you implying you don't/didn't use a calculator in exams, when it was allowed?

>>8773422
>not using his computer

>>8773422

Its nothing special, but its all I have

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>>8775459
forgot to post the pic

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Casio fx-9860G

Have it for about 10 years by now I think. It's pretty great.

>>8775482
>pocket graphing calculator

for what pvrpos?

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TI-84 pocket.
Pros: have games.
Cons: Have games.

TI Nspire CAS

fight me