Texas Instruments TI-83 Graphing Calculator
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About Texas Instruments TI-83 Graphing Calculator
Overall Feedback:
69% positive
86% appreciated the long battery life
I have used the battery for over 2 years with only one replacement and it has a hugely long life.
I have been using it every day for 1.5 years and the battery life is still long.
I am surprised by the battery life of the calculator. I used it for a whole school year and still using it without a change in battery even though some days I had left it on for prolonged periods.
The calculator's batteries last for approximately 50 hours with 4 triple A batteries.
85% appreciated the sturdy build
The graphing calculator has high quality construction with a durable, thick plastic casing, a highly readable screen, and sturdy plastic buttons.
The product works well and quickly with great quality.
The graphing calculator has a solid construction and is well made.
This calculator is extremely durable and has survived multiple drops without getting damaged.
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84% liked the various connectivity options
I can connect my TI-83 Plus to a computer via USB port and transfer files and data using the optional TI-Graph Link software and USB cable.
The 84 line has a USB port, making it easier to transfer data between the calculator and the computer.
85% praised the clear display
The calculator has a highly readable screen and sturdy plastic buttons. Its construction is of high quality.
86% praised the ample memory capacity
The calculator has a feature to store notes in its huge memory.
82% liked the fast processing speed
I have used both calculators and found that the TI-84 has 2-3 times the processing speed of the TI-83+.
Choosing the 83 over the 82 was an easy decision due to its faster processing speed.
85% liked the intuitive user interface
The 83+ has a better user interface than the 89, as all the buttons are easily accessible and not hidden in some submenu.
