- CAS and Programming on HP, Casio and TI Calculators
- 28 Nov 2014 03:42:20 pm
- Last edited by XplaneX on 29 Nov 2014 04:50:22 pm; edited 1 time in total
Hi,
I am an engineering student in college, and have been using a TI-83 plus for several years. Recently it stopped working so a new calculator is needed.
The calculators I am look at are:
Ti-89 Titanium
HP Prime
Casio Prizm
With the downloadable programs being considered (that is, CAS for Casio and 3D graph for HP), how do these three calculators compare in term of:
1) CAS capability
2) On-calc programming capability
3) Graphing capability
Calculation speed is not my primary concern, as long as they are faster than my 83+.
Thank you all in advance!
Edit: Forget to ask, does the TI-Nspire CX CAS really that bad in programming, compared to TI-89T?
I am an engineering student in college, and have been using a TI-83 plus for several years. Recently it stopped working so a new calculator is needed.
The calculators I am look at are:
Ti-89 Titanium
HP Prime
Casio Prizm
With the downloadable programs being considered (that is, CAS for Casio and 3D graph for HP), how do these three calculators compare in term of:
1) CAS capability
2) On-calc programming capability
3) Graphing capability
Calculation speed is not my primary concern, as long as they are faster than my 83+.
Thank you all in advance!
Edit: Forget to ask, does the TI-Nspire CX CAS really that bad in programming, compared to TI-89T?