Re: TI-85 vs. 83?
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In article <51t3ak$4gf@alvarez.physics.csbsju.edu>,
PJZDEBSKI@tiny.computing.csbsju.edu (Peter John Zdebski) writes:
>: I'm taking Honors Algebra III, and will eventually take up calculus (BC
if
>: I think I can take it). How well are the 83's calculus functions as
>: compared to the 85's? A 92 is out of the question; most teachers don't
>: allow for its use because of its versatile programming capability (in
other
>: words, easy to cheat). I know also that most games run better on an 85
>: because of it's superior linking capabilities.
>: I'm planning on buying one soon. Any suggestions?
>I would recomend the 85, becuase of its vast zshell capabilites and the
menu
>bars are much better to use then the 83's menus. One addition is that the
>83's case reminds me too much of casio's, without the cheesy color
display :)
The original was a.. strange letter, but in response to the reply,
hopefully the 83 will have a shell of its own soon, as it comes
preequipped with asm access. And some prefer the 82type menus to the
85type menus... not gonna say which I've heard more complaints about,
because thats the user's decision, but .. personally, I wouldn't quite
say they were better.
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