Re: TI-H: 92+ or HP 48GX
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Re: TI-H: 92+ or HP 48GX
(sorry for not clipping some) I use my 92 for the first times this year
in Chemistry Lab. We were supposed to do a rough graph to show the
teacher we didn't make it all the way to college and not know how to make
a graph. I just plugged it in and had a nice sized graph. Not 'dissin
on my ti-82, but the screen on the 92 is more impressive to a teacher the
first day in class.
~Larry C
Larry1492@juno.com
Remember: Size is everything when pulling it out in class for the first
time. Think big. Think 92.
On Mon, 16 Mar 1998 00:10:18 -0600 "Clint Law" <Lawman@Eosinc.com>
writes:
>
>
>I do use my 92 daily in my Calculus class, and used it last year in
>physics
>and I too was (and sometimes still am) amazed with it's power and
>usability.
>I have just also heard many great things about the HP.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ritchie Argue <ciphyr@usa.net>
>To: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org <ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org>
>Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 10:36 PM
>Subject: Re: TI-H: 92+ or HP 48GX
>
>
>>
>>> Right now I have a two year old TI-92, and I don't really know
>what
>>>to do with all of the new calculators out. I was debating
>getting
>>>the plus module, but the I heard the HP 48GX was a much better
>>>calculator, I also heard it is real expensive. Does anyone
>know how
>>>much it costs, and has anyone had enough experience with both
>calculators
>>>(the 92 and the HP) to know which is the better choice. I am
>>>currently a senior in high school and I have been frustrated on my
>ACT
>>>and SAT by not being able to use my 92. I ended up just doing
>the
>>>math in my head - it wasn't hard at all. However my AP
>Calculus
>>>test is coming up and I wanted to know if the HP was worth the
>>>investment.
>>
>>I'd stick with the 92. I use it daily on second year math -
>prob&stats,
>>de's, discrete, calqlust, linear alg, and am continually blown away
>by it's
>>symbolic power. Granted, it does have some shortcomings, but it's
>much
>>better than a 48gx for general math.
>>
>>Ritchie
>>
>>
>
>
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