quinterro
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I bought a TI-86 graphing calculator a few weeks ago off of eBay. The screen had some occasional glitches so I searched for a replacement screen. While I didn't find a screen I found a TI-92 graphing calculator for a little over $20.
The TI-92 has a 68000 processor running at 10 Mhz and 256 KB memory. As you can tell from the picture it's big - it's about the size of an 8" tablet.
Due to the keyboard the TI-92 is classified as a computer and can't be used on ACT or College Board standardized tests. Going through the manual to familiarize myself with both calculators I've dealt with more equations than I have in many years.
The TI-92 is much easier to use when working with equations and graphing. I haven't yet tried programming on either of the calculators.
The TI-92 has a 68000 processor running at 10 Mhz and 256 KB memory. As you can tell from the picture it's big - it's about the size of an 8" tablet.
Due to the keyboard the TI-92 is classified as a computer and can't be used on ACT or College Board standardized tests. Going through the manual to familiarize myself with both calculators I've dealt with more equations than I have in many years.
The TI-92 is much easier to use when working with equations and graphing. I haven't yet tried programming on either of the calculators.