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Average Rating: Rating: - A Highly Useful Calculator I bought the TI-83 PLUS during my high school freshmen year. I bought it because we needed for Geometry. As a sophmore, I found this calculator to be a very useful tool as I continue to use it! I use it for algebra II AND chemistry -- plus, like they said, it's upgradable. Of course, I don't know ALL the functions of this calculator, but it's very useful nevertheless. It has a great keypad, a ton of functions, and it's easy to change modes. The TI-83 PLUS is incomparable to an ordinary scientific calculator -- it is SO much more! I think the TI-83 PLUS is the best buy, since it's upgradable and all. It's better than the the regular TI-83 and a better buy (since it's only a few bucks more). Even the overall look of it is different -- The TI-83 PLUS is pretty slim, in my opinion and its screen is better than the TI-83 screen. Overall, this is one of the best graphing calculators out there! Rating: - The Best Graphing Calc This has to be one of the best graphing calculators out there. It has the same features as the TI-83+ and more! But also has 3 times for memory and runs 10 times faster. The extra space creates more room for your math/science homework and for programs to help you with your science/math homework. This doesn't have as many features as the TI-89 or TI-92, but those features are often not needed and very confusing. The features that the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition has that the TI-83+ doesn't are: study cards, periodic table, probability simulator, an organizer, 3 times more memory, and it runs 10 times faster. This calculator is allowed on almost all standardized tests unlike the TI-92. Another great thing about this is it comes with the graph link and software. With them, you can hook up your calculator to the computer and download programs and games onto it, or upload your graphs and problems from your calculator to your computer and print it out. Just think how much easier graphing gets! This is such a great tool, I recommend it to everyone! Rating: - TI-83 Plus SE leaves other calcs in the dust The TI-83 SE is very very very good. Probably very x 10^6. I like it because it has the console of a Ti-83, but the power of a Pocket PC. I have read speed tests conducted by CASIO fans on normal Ti-83's. Its nonsense. According to that test, it took 30-40 secs for a ti-83 to add matrices and display numbers from 1 to 1000 simultaneously in a program. Well, I decided to do that on my SE. It took merely 7 secs. On the box/package it comes in, it states that it is 2.5 times faster than a normal TI-83 plus. DON'T DOUBT IT!!! It graphs at great speeds. It may not have built-in 3D graphing capabilities of a TI-92 but many have created 3D engines for the TI-83 plus, and on the SE, it is so darn cool! I would recommend this calculator for all High School Students who are at least in Intermediate Algebra/Trig/Pre-Calculus. If you are a person who is looking for more memory and speed for games and programs, this is the calc that will do it. My score: 5 / 5

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