Texas Instruments TI-30X Pro MathPrint Wetenschappelijke Schoolrekenmachine

Nowsza, ulepszona wersja TI36X-pro, dostępna od 2018. Pod pewnymi względami lepsza od kultowego Casio Fx-991EX. Obsługa zaawansowanych funkcji trochę mniej intuicyjna niż wzmiankowany Casio.Do korzystania z pełni funkcji NIEZBĘDNE jest przeczytanie instrukcji.Najwyższy model Texas Instruments z tych, którym wystarcza do pracy mała bateria i ogniwo fotowoltaiczne.Dobrze wykonana obudowa, precyzyjne klawisze, podstawka i kalkulator z gumowymi "nóżkami" - dobra jakość wykonania.

Ottimo acquistò. Semplice da usare e intuitiva. Ha tutto ciò che serve a livello universitario. La consiglio

a little pricy for what it is, but understandable considering it's not widely available in north American market. However it's worth it, best non CAS non graphing calc I've used.

I took the plunge and ordered one from Europe as the UK never seem to have them in stock. The instruction pamphlets are in French Italian and German, but don't let that put you off if you only speak English as everything about the calculator (as far as I've found so far) is in English, and there's comprehensive manuals, in many languages, on TI's website too.This isn't my first TI calculator, I've collected quite a few over the years. My main one still being a battered old TI-84 Plus, but I also use a TI-30X Pro (Multiview) which this new one is, I'm guessing, the successor to.It's got a lovely clear screen and it feels light (but not cheap). The keys are exactly the same as the Multiview so I've had no issues adjusting to the Mathprint one. Annoyingly, the comma is a 2nd function of a key rather than a first, which does bug me a little at times - but that's probably just me being old and used to having the comma key above the 7. A round of applause please for TI for making a non-graphing calculator that looks sleek and modern. It's been about 20 years since they last managed that.So is it better than a Casio FX-991? I've only got the older 991ES for comparison, but I'd say yes - it's way better than the one of those. Whether this would be a better choice than a 991 Classwizz for someone currently at school/college/university in the UK I couldn't really say as, although I'd rather have one, I think Casio have a much stronger grip on the education market over here and the teachers are able to provide better support to students that have a Casio. For an adult - yes, I'd 100% recommend one of these. For a student - speak to the educating body first.

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