Re: TI 84 vs HP calc?
- From: kilian heckrodt <kilianheckrodt@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2007 05:14:30 +0100
Virgil wrote:
In article <d55vr252g485qfovngqo0jg9tna7emcjah@xxxxxxx>, me@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
"Dirk Van de moortel"
<dirkvandemoortel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In every way, specially if they use RPN.OK.....I'm not taking any classes yet that use RPN but
which model HP in your mind is the equiv to the TI 84
Plus?
But you're about to find out that since 3 decades there's a
global civil war going on over this.
yeah......I'm aware of that ongoing debate. <sigh>
Try the HP50.
Stiff learning curve, but you are learning a lot more about mathematics in the process of learning RPN and the HP CAS than in learning the TI.
TI's are designed more for students.
HP's are designed more for working mathematicians, scientists and engineers, where the answers aren't in the back of the book.
hmm ..... are you sure that the HP have a better CAS than TI89 and up (Derive). It is true that TIs are mostly designed for education - however as working mathematician (aside from teaching engineers or at highschool) i wouldn't touch a calculator anyway but use a PC/laptop with CAS.
So from a math students perspective I would buy whatever calculator you might need for your written exams (so the cheapest or possibly none at all) and use a PC or a laptop otherwise.
If you need a free CAS check for maxima.
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