Re: ti-83 or ti-89?
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Re: ti-83 or ti-89?
The biggest negative about the 92 for me was the size, and the fact that
because it had a QWERTY
I wouldn't be able to use it for any tests in any of my mathematics or
physics classes.
I really want a portable way to plot 3D surfaces and do some of the tougher
symbolic
differentiation and integration (anything taking over 3 minutes of work by
hand), and
still be able to use it in tests.
I'll be buying one as soon as they get back in stock, they are nowhere to
be found because
they sold out so fast here, and I missed the boat! :/ I'll ber catching
the later ride though ;)
Duane Sikkema
At 05:15 AM 9/10/98 -0400, you wrote:
>>> >i wouldnt really worry at all about the 89 becoming all that popular
>since all
>>> >it is is a 92 in a smaller package. how many people do you know who
>have a 92?
>
>
>This guy hasn't checked the rate at which 89's are selling! Stores that can
>get them from TI can't keep them in stock. The thing is flying out the
>door. A manager of a nearby Staples told me they could have sold 300-400
>more if they'd had them.
>
>Tom Lake
>
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