Calculator thread

TI-85s are like $100 right now at walmart. If that sounds good, then sure.

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>>9139740

well?....

let me see your calculators nerds.

Its a mice museum piece, they haven't made ti85s in like fifteen years.

>>9139740
Prefer the HP calcs because of superior stack based input - it's not kid friendly so you probably wouldn't like it. Programs are the real advantage though, must have for engineers.

Enter 1.7!.
TI's/HP's: +10sec, +100$
Google: <1sec, for "free"

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Rate mine

www.desmos.com

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this is my calculator

rate it bois

>>9139996
Exact calculator I use. Thing is the GOAT

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>>9140247
This and MATLAB.

I haven't used a calculator since my second year of undergrad. They are slow to use, purposefully stunted in features, and generally pointless.

Only thing they're good for is for exams, because modern-day students can't be trusted not to cheat. And, there are many situations in which a graphing calculator could allow you to cheat, anyway, so it's often banned then.

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>>9140425
same, and also

>>9139740
Nice find. My dad used to collect TI graphics calcs and we had all of them. The 85 was one of the most advanced calcs for it's time back in the 90s. Definitely a keeper.

>>9139740
I use a wp34s mostly. Its great but the learning curve is high (not because of RPN, but because of the one line display, how it handles complex numbers, and how to quickly go through lengthy menus). I also use a 50g but less often.

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R8

>>9140517
Amazing! One of the dirtiest I've ever seen!

>>9140517
Ha, I used to have an NVIDIA sticker I stole from a laptop at best buy on my older Casio calc.

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Rate my calculator boys.

>>9140571
I stole mine from school

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>>9139740
>graphing in the dark
The future is now

>>9140236
the classic that started it all, the gold standard
10/10

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the best scientific calculator. built like a fucking brick

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>>9139740
Very nice

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>>9140236
Shit buttons (as in they feel like made in China shit).
>>9142111
Shit screen.

>>9140354
>GOAT
>Can't even use RPN
50G or go home.

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>>9142093
>No fraction approximation
Into the trash it goes

>>9139740
Best engineering scientific. You can use it in the EIT exam. Anything harder you can use MATLAB, wolfram alpha or ti-89 app.

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>>9143331
forgot image

>>9139740
My 20 year old one still works flawlessly, things are built to last.

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>calculatorlets

>>9144679
same here

genuinely concerned for this board that it took so long for someone to post this

>>9144679
The undisputed GOAT