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If money is not a problem, have you considered getting both? I cannot speak for the calculators currently on the market, but over the years I had both a TI-92+
by nbernard 4y ago
If money is not a problem, have you considered getting both?
I cannot speak for the calculators currently on the market, but over the years I had both a TI-92+ and a HP-50g: I liked both and for some things I preferred the TI, for others the HP...
- blagie 4y agoI gave this serious thought. The core problem is I'm not sure my child will want to use a graphing calculator much. All of these things feel like relics, compared to Python, Desmos, and similar tools. The HP Prime has a 320x240 display, to his 4k monitor. It has 512MB of flash, compared to his 1TB SSD. For casual use, there are cell phones. It's necessary for AP and SAT exams, but I'm just not sure if it's not otherwise a relic of a bygone era. I'm inclined to get one and see how it goes.