help me to decide, this or ti nspire cx cas?
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I'm using it now for like 7 months! Didn't have any chance to try nspire but this device is fantastic! I'm studying MS structural engineering and not only it's my calculator but also sometimes it's my computer as well! I have no problem to solve 16x16 stufness matrix with this device! I rather to have a big screen calculator like this in compare to the others!
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Look i think they are both great!Both for me its easier to work with this one.Its very simple , if you know how to use casio.
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Casio is much more intuitive Find Ti relatively clumsy. However many courses are wedded to Ti. Ti is a little faster but you would need to be very impatient to notice. Have a look at HP prime, lightning fast, cheaper, more powerful but not really tailored so well to education as the other two are and a steeper learning curve.
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Both are fine calculators with similar price points and similar features. The difference is the Casio has the added touchscreen, which I personally have found very useful. I am glad I went with this and not the TiN CAS.
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It is a personal choice. The TI calculators are used much more in American text books. So, you may want to use the nspire.
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Unless you really need your teacher to explain the calculator, get the Casio. Much easier to figure out on your own, better interface.
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Casio FX-CP400L Is better than the TI. It offers a large screen that is stylus navigated and comes with all the math operations you will ever need.
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The Casio is very, very good. The manual is over 900 pages, which can be downloaded from the supplied CD or obtained from the Casio website. The screen is bright, it is lightning fast in computations, and it has a great user interface where computations can be dragged and dropped into graphic applications.
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Look i think they are both great! Both for me its easier to work with this one. Its very simple , if you know how to use casio.
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DAB, It's really easy to say that about anything... It's an opinion. I've used every machine you've posted and feel the 1000he was the best choice. I couldn't stand the NC10's mouse trackpad (way too small) and found the right shift key on the 1000he fine. The function key on the right side of the 1000he is also a HUGE plus. Add in the longer battery life and slightly better CPU (not a huge deal, but still a plus) the 1000he fares better... especially when I got the 1000he for more than $100 LESS than the NC10.
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sigma recently came out with 17-70 version which has a C mark on it. its a good walk around woiyth f2.8 to 4. IS or OS is a good thing and its a personal decision. I have always preferred them as sometimes you forget to hold your breath for that magic moment which may not be as crisp otherwise.
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Play the YouTube video, TI-Nspire CX CAS Algebra overview. The TI-Nspire CX CAS inputs and displays math as it appears in your textbook. If you have trouble with Math this is the calculator to buy. The link is http://youtu.be/vxooBetzvvc This is the guide, Ti-NspireTM Guide Algebra Fundamentals: TI-Nspire and TI-Nspire CAS Revealed and Extended (TI-Nspire Innovation in Education Series Book 1) used in the YouTube video.
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The CX is a programmable, graphing calculator. The CX CAS is designed to put your problems in algebraically. The CX CAS can also solve equations symbolically, including Calculus equations. The CX CAS is mainly targeted at students attending college, taking math, engineering, and science as well as professionals in these areas.
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Play the YouTube video, TI-Nspire CX CAS Algebra overview. The main difference is how it handles Basic Algebra. This video points out these differences. http://youtu.be/vxooBetzvvc. This is the guide, Ti-NspireTM Guide Algebra Fundamentals: TI-Nspire and TI-Nspire CAS Revealed and Extended (TI-Nspire Innovation in Education Series Book 1) used in the YouTube video.
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10bII+ has more equation functions than the standard 10bII. If you are going to use it for a basic fiance class you will be fine with either, but I think they are they same price so you will just get more with 10bII+, also rumor has it that the 10bII+ runs a bit faster, however that is what my professor told me, as I didn't really get to compare that theory.
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You need to be careful on this one- my son has the ES. Some schools will not let you use the calculators with graphing on them! Check with your engineering dept. Also, you might want a different calculator for your math classes. My son has both, but uses the ES for his engineering.
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The CAS latency is different. One is CL7 and the other is CL9 meaning the slightly more expensive CL7 model with be a bit quicker on the draw. In reality however you most likely won't notice a difference. Gaming? Not at all. An adobe product most likely not. A benchmarking program Like 3D mark or Prime 95? That would be the only place you would be able to see the difference. For the few extra dollars I would opt for the Cl7 model. As far as compatibility is concerned the cas latency is a moot point. You need to be concerned with the Voltages(1.5 or 1.6V), speed(1066,1333,1600 etc) DDR3 and any other variable your MOBO suggests. You will most likely need to enter your BIOS(setup/press delete or F1 at boot) after you install these and set the appropriate timings. 7 7 7 21 for the CL7(BRH) or 9 9 9 24(BRL) for the CL9 model. You may need to perform a CMOS reset which entails pressing a reset CMOS button on most newer mobos or removing the CMOS battery in older systems. You can Google CMOS or Jumper(maintenance mode) reset for more information. In short the BRH model is better.
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The Texas instrument TI 30X second calculator is a two-line scientific calculator for Maths courses. The BA 2 Plus Financial calculator is a specific finance calculator for Finance college courses. Also, this calculator can help to perform common maths. Hopefully this helps you.
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I do not know if it works on that model.I have a TI-Nspire CAS calculator and this works perfectly.I charged the battery using its USB cable and has several months of use without recharging.
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I can't find compatibility information in terms of CAS Latency, Voltage, or being SLI-ready - I would contact the manufacturer(A-Tech Components) for clarification.
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From a purely technical standpoint, the prices should be reversed (and both prices halved or quartered). I think the Casio is superior in many ways. However, as some commenters have noted, you have to be careful if a class requires a particular make/model calculator, and some textbooks have key-by-key walkthroughs that are TI-oriented for completely commercial (not quality or educational) reasons.
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YES!!!! CAS is integrated into the OS. Great for multivariable calculations. Best calculator I've ever had!
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My language is no english. For that reason, I do not know what are you saying with CAS. If you are talking about a financial calculator, definitely no. It could work better a financial calculator. But you can make any program for Cash Flow or Cost Accounting Standards. Complex Adaptive Systems are hardly difficult programming because they have many variables. I do not know if this information is useful for you
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Good question, unfortunately no. If you are having a problem with your calculator I recommend contacting TI for trouble shooting and other advice in addition Best Buy is awesome for assistance. As with all technology keep away from water and try not to drop. Otherwise it is pretty sturdy.
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The Nspire has a built-in rechargeable battery and comes with a recharger and USB cable. The calculator will also recharge from other USB chargers or from a computer's USB port. Battery life is quite good. I've used mine for several days at a stretch without needing to recharge.