Texas Instruments TI-92
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Texas Instruments TI-92
- Type: Algebraic Electronic Calculator
- Size: 8 x 4.5 inches / 20 x 11 cm
- Serial/Lot number: V1007304/I0596
- Date of Manufacture: May 1996
With hard shell case and manual. If you're not at one of those schools where everyone has one of these, then you're really going to stand out. This thing is huge! Two of them placed top to bottom will take up almost as much space as your calculus text.
Actually, this is about two generations behind the TI-89 Titanium. The latest and greatest in this form factor is called the "Voyage 200" which has otherwise the same features as the TI-89. If you like something approximating a real keyboard, rather than an alpha-shifted keypad, this is for you. (The college advanced-placement testing programs won't let you have anything with a qwerty keyboard, though, so plan ahead!)
The previous owner had apparently taken this unit through Physical Chemistry before getting rid of it. I hope he passed.
The case can be used as a tilt stand at three different angles, suiting a variety of tastes:
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