Overall, a very nice program that proves the TI-83/84 can graph in 3D, but it could have been much better. Unfortunately, development seems to have stopped completely, with little hope of producing a new version. A last note, this program has remained stable despite numerous OS updates over the years, which is rare in older programs, but if it is used with Omnicalc or other unstable, old programs, it may need to be uninstalled/reinstalled to work again.

My only qualm with this program is that there is only one equation slot. Add a few more and have some CALC commands, and this App will be the best thing that happened on the 84 since AXE.

Graph^3 is pretty sick. It's a great use of your TI 83/84 and will keep you from having to buy a TI 89/92. Overall, nice job, Deatched Solutions!

Wow! Despite not knowing anything about how to graph the 3D graphs, I still have a lot of fun using this application. I like how you can move the graph in any way and also choose whether to make the shape transparent or not. I also enjoy putting in random numbers to see what the graph will come out as. Overall, I give this app a 9 out of 10.

“Graph³” is the application which should get an award. This is the reason why not to get a TI-89.

“Graph³” is a great program for anyone with a ti 83+ series calc. This is a cool program. The views are great and animation is very smooth (at least on my 84 Silver Edition). Some features I would like to see in future editions: Pt-On( commands and other Draw commands for drawing on 3d graphs and the ability to graph more than one equation at a time would be nice, even if the animation is not perfectly smooth when graphing multiple equations.

“Graph3” makes a revolutionary leap out of the old mediocre 2D graph screen makes it so that you can see the absolute all around goodness of what a graphed figure looks like all the way around. There is a newly added axis known as the Z-axis, which goes forward and backward opposed to only viewing up, down and side to side. You can also choose to use a new function. Rather than just X, you have X and Y, which makes for even more complex formulas for you to punch into your calculator screen. If you exclude the Y from the formula, you just get a flat board shaped like that of the regular graph screen. If you don’t like only being able to view what the calculator shows you at default, you can turn the wireframe figure using the arrow keys to turn it up down and side to side. All of the same formats can be accessed (Axison, Axisoff, Coordon, Coordoff, etc.). All around, I would give "Graph3" a 20/10 for ingenuity and just all around goodness.

“Graph3” is the first and only 3D-grapher for the TI-83+. I've had this program on my calculator for an eternity, but it didn't help me much since I'm only in Algebra II. It is extremely fast, even faster than the TI-89's 3D-grapher (yes, I've actually tested it). Plus, you can make a lot of cool designs and such with it. I definitely think that you should have this on your calculator.

6/10

NOTE: I recommend using the Silver Edition, the extra speed WILL help out.

I recommend Graph Cubed for anyone who is studying algebraic expressions in high degrees, or who likes to experiment. It will help you visualize an expression or equation, but it won't help you solve a problem.