Okay so is HP planning on adding 3D graphing in the future? Right now I am only doing simple things like trig but my teacher said to invest in a nice calculator now (he recommended the cx cas) as it will most likely last me through college. Which one is the most "future proof"?
I am getting a new calculator for school (and possibly some programming/fun on the side). I have heard great things about both the ti nspire cx cas and the hp prime. Which one is better for what i am doing?
Thanks for the great replies, they're very helpful! I think I will go with a nspire cx cas just for school (at least for now ) then possibly get a ti84 or FX-9860GII later for programming, etc. is there anyway to downgrade or hack the nspire cx cas to run games, etc???
On a further note, the hp prime is pretty much an iPhone, and kinda defeats the fun of a calculator (or at least in my sense )
Hello all- I just started high school and am debating a graphing calculator to buy. Of course, i would use it for school, but on the side i would like to use it for programming, etc. i have looked at the TI-nspire CX CAS and that is what my math teacher reccommended, so that is one of my top options. Another calc that seemed interesting was the HP-50g. Ive heard that it is a very powerful calculator with lots of programming capabilities. Ive also looked at the Casio prizm (doesnt seem to have thst much functionality) and the TI-89 titanium (why get a non-color CAS when you can get the TI-nspire?) Which would be the best for school and of course all the programming and downloading games? Thanks
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) then possibly get a ti84 or FX-9860GII later for programming, etc. is there anyway to downgrade or hack the nspire cx cas to run games, etc???
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