Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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No, I like my calculator as it is.
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99
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16.7%
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No, I cannot afford another calculator.
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72
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12.1%
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Maybe, It depends on how much improvement there is.
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338
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56.9%
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Yes, I do not like my current calculator.
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21
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3.5%
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Yes, I buy every calculator TI makes.
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59
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9.9%
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I do not have a TI calculator right now.
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5
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0.8%
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Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
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meekzer0
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Only if it were a large improvement. I have an 89 and an 82. I rarely use the 82 now, except for games that the 89 doesn't have. The calc should be small (The 92 and + look too much like computers, the teachers won't let you use them sometimes) it should have a large RAM expansion, as well as an affordable backup module for those nasty crashes. It should work with asm, not against it (damn harware 2's), a faster proccessor, better math, and possibly the ability to run programs for lower calcs.
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17 April 2000, 03:49 GMT
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Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
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Daniel Bishop
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I'd really like a calculator that could do everything the 86 can do, with all the statistics functions of the 83, and with much more RAM.
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17 April 2000, 05:04 GMT
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