Casio vs. TI? TI vs. HP? HP vs. Casio? In order to reflect all of the new information about the new Casio and Texas Instruments calculators, I’ve updated this article to make it the best graphing calculators of 2011. In the past year, I’ve been in the unusual position of having worked extensively with virtually…
In just under 3000 words, a bit of info on almost every graphing calculator ever made.
I’ve reviewed most of the major graphing calculators on the market, from the TI-Nspire to the Casio Prizm. However, to this point, the only standard scientific calculator I’ve looked at is the TI-30X Multiview. I recently decided to try to add a few reviews of some other non-graphing calculators. Since I’ve looked a lot at Hewlett Packard’s lineup of calculators a lot recently, I thought it made sense to start with an HP SmartCalc 300s review.
Looking for an HP 40gs cheap? You can buy the HP 40gs on Ebay.com for less. After recently taking a look at HP's top of the line calculator (see my HP 50g review), I am now turning my attention to reviewing their entry level models. The HP 39gs and HP 40gs can often be found on…
In a blast from my past, I’ve been getting up to speed with Hewlett Packard graphing calculators. The HP 50g is my first review, and it’s far better than the HP 48gx I had back in college.
Just wanted to let you guys know that you can expect reviews of some of the top HP graphing calculators in the coming weeks. HP has been helpful to provide me with loans of the HP 39gs, HP 40gs, and HP 50g.