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IMHO I would go with the 84+ because it's the most widely used calc. With the FX-9850G there are some games being made every now and then but the community is much smaller so you wouldn't get as much support as you would get over here with TI. Btw if you choose the Casio calc are you still planning to stay around Omnimaga?
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 28, 2010, 04:02:43 amIMHO I would go with the 84+ because it's the most widely used calc. With the FX-9850G there are some games being made every now and then but the community is much smaller so you wouldn't get as much support as you would get over here with TI. Btw if you choose the Casio calc are you still planning to stay around Omnimaga? No I'm just kidding, I'll stay whatever calc I'll have. But yesterday I had a chat with my father, and suprisingly he knows TI-83, TI-85, TI-86, and even TI-71!! And when I told him about the 2nd hand TI-84+SE, he said that he would try to do something about it... But weren't colored plastic things to put on the 84+SE given with the calc?? the guy who sell it doesn't talk about them on his announce.....
IMHO I would go with the 84+ because it's the most widely used calc. With the FX-9850G there are some games being made every now and then but the community is much smaller so you wouldn't get as much support as you would get over here with TI.
Okay, but I think I'll take the TI one... do someone know how to convert peanuts into euros (not dollars :p) ??
well....they're just...peanuts..or maybe I could try to get an elephant like that, and then sell the elephant...
yes, but my parents (have or are, I never remember)divorced, and as I don't see my father a lot (very complicated story) he didn't give me any birthday present for 2 years. same for xmas --'but that's another story :p
4. 2 Nspires (since the nspire doesn't really worth a lot)
Quote from: ScoutDavid on November 28, 2010, 12:25:46 pm4. 2 Nspires (since the nspire doesn't really worth a lot)The nspire IS worth a lot (compared to the 83+ series). It's TI-OS that's not worth much.