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Choice	Votes		Percent
80/81/82	66	34.9%
83/83+/83+SE	16	8.5%
84+/84+SE	11	5.8%
85/86	7	3.7%
89/89Ti	6	3.2%
92/92+/v200	3	1.6%
73 (Didn't forget it!)	55	29.1%
I'm going to chicken out and pick this choice!	25	13.2%

Survey posted 2005-04-26 22:23 by Jon.

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Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
Travis Evans
I'm kind of weird. I would have a very hard time destroying a "perfectly good" expensive electronic device. :-)
Reply to this comment	27 April 2005, 19:45 GMT

Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
Chris Williams
I'll take that to mean you would rather die than destroy a calculator. :)
Reply to this comment	27 April 2005, 20:15 GMT

Re: Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
Shawn Zhang
no, he said a perfectly GOOD electronic device.
Reply to this comment	27 April 2005, 21:51 GMT

Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
burntfuse (Web Page)
You're not weird - I think the same way.
Reply to this comment	28 April 2005, 20:57 GMT

Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
3.141592654
definately 84+SE!! it is the exact same calculator as the 83+SE except it isnt silver, and it has stupid rounded corners, and a worthless clock whose only use is to drain battery power while the calc is off, and a worthless mini-usb port. down with stupid minor 'upgrades' for TI to make money on parents who dont know better.
Reply to this comment	27 April 2005, 22:31 GMT

Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
DrMayonnaise (Web Page)
I personally find no problems with my TI-84 Plus Silver Edition, but then again, I have never known anything else...
Reply to this comment	28 April 2005, 00:10 GMT

Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
Ranman
I agree... Same with the TI89 Titanium.
Reply to this comment	28 April 2005, 12:06 GMT

Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
anykey (Web Page)
HAH! Pi= 3.141592653... The calc rounds the last digit!!! Looks like you need a new handle. :^)
Reply to this comment	29 April 2005, 17:13 GMT

Re: Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
3.141592654
3.1415926535979... i rounded on purpose.
Reply to this comment	29 April 2005, 20:04 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
Zeroko (Web Page)
3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841 ... You forgot the 8 after the 535 part. BTW, that is from memory, & if you remove the "." from what is written, it is a prime. :)
Reply to this comment	1 May 2005, 01:33 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
anykey (Web Page)
Damn. Outdone again!
Reply to this comment	1 May 2005, 20:01 GMT

Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
DrMayonnaise (Web Page)
Who in their right mind would even think about harming a TI calculator of any capabilities?! And why would someone be stoopid enough to have such a prized possesion where there might be a life or death situation?! I don't think that I could survive without my lovely TI-84 Plus Silver Edition! Something else that irks me, no one ever talks about TI-84 Plus Silver Editions! Even this site doesn't acknowledge that they exist; they only mention TI-84 Plus. Is there something I am not getting here, or is this some sort of government conspiracy?
Reply to this comment	28 April 2005, 00:08 GMT

Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
Zeroko (Web Page)
As I mentioned earlier, TI solar-powered scientific calculators are fun to fry (& their self-test is cool), but if you mean TI graphing calculators, I would definitely agree. I am glad that TI made them so indestructible. :) As for the TI-84+SE, it is not that different from the TI-83+SE (as far as I know - at least, it is closer than HW1 & HW2 of the TI-92+), so there is not much reason to mention it explicitly.
Reply to this comment	28 April 2005, 00:34 GMT

Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
DrMayonnaise (Web Page)
I totally agree with you! You are the coolest person in the world! Everyone should bow down before you!
Reply to this comment	28 April 2005, 00:36 GMT

Re: Re: Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
anykey (Web Page)
I regret clicking your link. too...much...happiness... ...must...play...violent...videogame...
Reply to this comment	29 April 2005, 17:20 GMT

Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
Coolv (Web Page)
I can see that a lot of people failed to see "73" as one of the choices! :P
Reply to this comment	30 April 2005, 20:06 GMT

Re: If you had to destroy a calculator in a life-or-death situation, which one would it be?
anykey (Web Page)
heh. I thought it said "what calculator would you use in a life or death situation?". I voted for the 68k calcs. Don't kill me...
Reply to this comment	1 May 2005, 20:03 GMT

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