Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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Yes, I'm going to buy my first graphing calculator ever!
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7
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3.9%
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Yes, I'm going to buy a replacement for my old calculator
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11
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6.1%
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Yes, I want to buy a new calculator to add to my collection
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24
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13.3%
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Yes, but I'm going to try to sell it to someone and markup the price
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0
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0.0%
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No, my current calculator is fine
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97
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53.6%
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No, I want to, but I don't want to spend the money on it right now
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24
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13.3%
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Maybe, I'll see if any of my classes need me to buy one
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7
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3.9%
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I'm trying to build my own graphing calculator right now!
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8
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4.4%
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Graphing calculator? Does it hurt?
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3
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1.7%
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Re: Are you going to buy a new calculator for this academic year?
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jvdthwip
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I'd like to buy an 84pSE, but I just don't have the cash... :(
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28 August 2005, 15:53 GMT
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Re: Are you going to buy a new calculator for this academic year?
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W Hibdon
(Web Page)
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My 83+ is "fritzy," to say the least. It randomly refuses to up date the display. It still does things, like a reset, but the display seems to care little. Also, the screen seems to wrap in an upward direction so that the top line is now the bottom line, ot second to bottom line. It is impossible to work with.
Say, wasn't there a VTI for the palm, or something?
-W-
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28 August 2005, 16:03 GMT
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