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Well, the 2 extra lines come from the 28s being a graphing calculator, they're essentially free. They're nice, but having gone from 1 line in an 67 to 4 in the
by hga 11y ago
Well, the 2 extra lines come from the 28s being a graphing calculator, they're essentially free. They're nice, but having gone from 1 line in an 67 to 4 in the 28s, I'm pretty sure the important threshold is "more than 1 line".
On the other hand, I wouldn't want to switch to a 35s because I read it has a stack of only 4 levels. I find it very useful for summing a long list of numbers to key them all in, and then double check against the list as I do each addition. Hmmm, it's also easier to keep track of where you are in that process with an extra 2 visible lines.
- aidenn0 11y agooh, I didn't know the 28s had more than 4 registers; that's nice. I have no idea why they didn't do this in the 35s.