What is the difference between TI-84 Plus and TI-84 Plus Silver?
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There are absolutely no difference. The silver has customize-able faceplates and apparently the 84-plus doesn't. I believe that isn't what you are buying your calculator for. That didn't at all play a factor in which calculator I chose, because I am buying it for the performance not the beauty. Also the silver has more ram/rom 1.5mb vs the 84 plus 480kb. I won't be saving things on my calculator, and either way I clear my RAM ALL THE TIME, so that didn't play a factor neither. Aside this, there is nothing is, they perform and get the same tasks done . Hope I helped.
47010
Basically, you get:1. more memory2. more preloaded apps3. better displaySee the following link for full details:http://www.vernier.com/platforms/texas-instruments/handhelds/#comparison/HTH,Daniel
1041864
I don't know. I'm using TI-89 with this cable and working so good over W7 and W8. So, in the TI web site talk about TI-82.
626898
This calculator is a TI Nspire CAS clickpad, not is TI Nspire CAS+, good day
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Had Casio for years. Picked it up when I started my engineering degree with Precalculus. It was OK then but confusing when I had to crunch matrices in Calculus. So I let it collect dust for 10 years. Shortly after I got TI89 and have been learning it through the years. Right now I am very proficient with the TI89. The 36xPro takes the familiar TI89 GUI and strips out some fancy features in order to qualify it for the lower price + American standard tests. I had it now for 2 days and learned it almost entirely. It's powerful enough to crunch 3x3 matrices operations. That said, would I ever go back to Casio? NOPE. Had Casio for years. Picked it up when I started my engineering degree with Precalculus. It was OK then but confusing when I had to crunch matrices in Calculus. So I let it collect dust for 10 years. Shortly after I got TI89 and have been learning it through the years. Right now I am very proficient with the TI89. The 36xPro takes the familiar TI89 GUI and strips out some fancy features in order to qualify it for the lower price + American standard tests. I had it now for 2 days and learned it almost entirely. It's powerful enough to crunch 3x3 matrices operations. That said, would I ever... » Read More Had Casio for years. Picked it up when I started my engineering degree with Precalculus. It was OK then but confusing when I had to crunch matrices in Calculus. So I let it collect dust for 10 years. Shortly after I got TI89 and have been learning it through the years. Right now I am very proficient with the TI89. The 36xPro takes the familiar TI89 GUI and strips out some fancy features in order to qualify it for the lower price + American standard tests. I had it now for 2 days and learned it almost entirely. It's powerful enough to crunch 3x3 matrices operations. That said, would I ever go back to Casio? NOPE. « Show Less
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My son uses it. But a quick search found this... http://www.environsupply.com/product/m5-pc-ti83-ti-83-calculator/
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I have silver and am very impressed with it, there was little difference in price when I purchased it. I could find no difference in the specs, so it must be the law of supply and demand.
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Not real sure of the difference between the two, I had a pizzazz pizza oven for years and when the lower heat element quit working I had to buy another, the plus oven is exactly the same as far as I can tell. Did I mention I can't go without one, love it!!
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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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Depends on your needs, but GXL-Next has an additional feature of silver testing, so at the same price you are getting more functionality. Both are great testers, but I would go for Tri Electronics one for more functionality at the same price. Tri Electronics is also better at customer support IMHO.
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Casio FX115ES Plus is more convenient to use compared to TI-36X Pro Scientific Calculator as far as my experience with both calculators.
1261958
I believe all the specifications are the same. The difference is the color/finish of the metal. So, which ever you prefer!
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The only difference that I noticed is the 258 has a sound shell around the body which would make it less noisy. Other than that they seem to be the same.
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I have a TI-83 that I'm using this semester for my college Statistics class. The instructor treats this model the same as the TI-84 when giving directions on how to use, and it has worked great!
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The Platinum edition lists as being 0.5 lbs heavier than the Silver, despite having the exact same features. Additionally, the a slightly more gun metal, or anodized color tone, seeming just a bit sepia-like. The Silver is a much cleaner looking silver color. Both have a deep matte finish. You can compare them at their amazon page: Blue Microphones Yeti USB Microphone - PlatinumJust use the color selection tool right below the list price to see the very subtle difference.
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It's not a graphical calculator. So I would say no. You may want to check out TI-84.
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Since I don't have the SCD-2100 (silver), I can't really say. I suspect there is no significant difference other than the color.
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The most major difference I see is the resolution, reference these two pages side by side to note the other differences. http://www.casio-projectors.eu/uk/products/xja155/ and http://www.casio-projectors.eu/uk/products/xja256/