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Re: A92: TI ANNOUNCES NEW CALC!!!!!
Daniel S Plaisetd schrieb:
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> On Tue, 17 Mar 1998 01:36:39 +0100 Arno.Kizina@t-online.de (Arno Kizina)
> writes:
> >
> >Famille SCHERRER schrieb:
> >> >Because it seems to be exactly the same as the TI92 with the Plus
> Module.
> >> >(...)
> >> >Benoit SCHERRER
> >>
> >> Sorry, I didn't understand it was vertical.
> >> A vertical package could be very useful if the TI92 was forbbiden for
> >> tests in France. (I know in some countries, the TI92 is forbbiden,
> isn't
> >> it ?)
> >>
> >> Benoit SCHERRER
> >>
> >You're right, in Germany no programmable calculators are
> allowed
> > A.K.
> Yuck, that means not even an 82??? Maybe I'll have to rethink my plans
> of going to germany as an exchange student. The abitur would probably
> be hell without a good calculator...
>
> Daniel Plaisted
> -dsplaisted@bigfoot.com
>
Well, calculators are allowed, but even the simplest programmable one( i.e. TI57,
with 50 steps) is forbidden, and no teacher will even allow them in class. But I
think that such calcs aren't really necessary, maths is usually done in the
brain, not with the fingers( except for writing ;-) ). But we are sliding off
topic A.K.
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