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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]TI-84 is essentially a thirty year old technology $9 calculator, but due to TI monopoly, students everywhere are required to buy it and pay ten times, with the $100 price. A $0.99 app on any smart phone incorporates all that functionality and much more, without any ads. But now, almost all standardized tests from college board, digital math courseware, and schools/colleges are gradually adopting Desmos, so TI, Casio, etc, days in student market are numbered. [/quote] People are not trying to save $10 bucks here. They are looking for a calculator suggestion, which should weigh some consideration on features, what’s used in class and available documentation on how to use it. TI brand is very popular because it’s the default for many high schools and there are a bazillion tutorial videos on the internet. I don’t know anyone using Casio calculators.[/quote]
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