Re: TI-92
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I have both an 85 and 92. At the time that I bought each of them, they =
were definitely worth the cost for what I needed them for at the time. =
I am within a couple of weeks of graduating with majors in computer =
science and mathematics. As a math major, the 92 has been especially =
helpful to me because of its symbolic math capability. Unfortunately, =
the 92 does not have that many built in capabilities that an engineering =
major would want at his finger tips. Of course it can be programmed for =
them though.
As for Fargo, I have not had the chance to try it yet but assembler =
programming capability on any computer is nice to have because you then =
have the chance to try programming things other than those the =
manufacturer decided to limit you to with a built in language. (All the =
graphing calcs are computers running a calculator program.)
In the end, your purchase decision is up to you but for me the money was =
worth it and I would probably do it again.
AL Rachels
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From: William Chen[SMTP:wchen@TIR.COM]
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 1996 11:00 PM
To: CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM
Subject: TI-92
To anyone with a TI-92:
Do you think that the TI-92 was worth the $200 you paid for it =
and what
is better about Fargo and the TI-92 compared to Zshell and the TI-85? I
currently have a TI-85 with Zshell, and I think it is great. I'm
wondering if a TI-92 would be worth spending the $200 since I'm going to
major in Engineering next year. Thanks in advance for any replies.
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