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I had at TI through high school.
I passed into 2nd semester Calculus; the college got irritated when I took "Introduction to Mathematics and Computers" to meet my stringent Math requirements for my Music Education Degree.
I passed into 2nd semester Calculus; the college got irritated when I took "Introduction to Mathematics and Computers" to meet my stringent Math requirements for my Music Education Degree.
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Originally Posted by jedwards,Nov 17 2006, 10:28 AM
You know what wordprocessor I really loved? AmiPro. I used it all through Eng school ('93-'97) since it had such a kick ass math package. I could write a formula in no time vs. Word which was a bitch.
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Originally Posted by jedwards,Nov 17 2006, 11:16 AM
For me it was all about using the computer as much as possible (exploring the new world of the interweb) and my HP 48GX. Ah yes, the HP48. I still use it. Used it yesterday and used it's little brother this morning (HP 32Sii). The 32 was for courses that prohibited programmable calcs. I was *all about* programming the calc 
(taught it)
(taught it)
And his original slide rule. 
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RPL? It's an acquired taste but faster than standard notation when you get the hang of it. Personally I love it, I just hate switching from one input protocol to another. AAAACK!
That Calc really isn't that old. They replaced it with the 49 in 98 I think but sold that calc until about 2000. My old TI SR10 was old...
That was my first calc.
... this was my next calc...
About 4 hours on a charge of battery.
But Billy would love it! It's standard notation.
That Calc really isn't that old. They replaced it with the 49 in 98 I think but sold that calc until about 2000. My old TI SR10 was old...
That was my first calc.
... this was my next calc...
About 4 hours on a charge of battery.
But Billy would love it! It's standard notation.
