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Sep 09, 2010
Texas Instruments 83 Plus Graphic Calculator
What can we say it's the standard of the industry. Just about every high school and college requires it for their course work. That means the teachers know how to do the problems with it. Getting help is a breeze because of that. Great standard features. Graphs your functions and can back interpret from data to a function. Nice protective cover keeps your investment for years to come. requires 4 AAA batteries. Keep spares handy, don't want it to die during a test.
Feb 02, 2010
Palm W buyer
I needed a PDA that would do all the normal stuff and that I could search scriptures on. I had three HP 690 Journadas. What I loved about them was the keyboards. The Palm Pilot Tungsten "W" has a built in keyboard. Smaller than my HP but at least it was real. It has a slot for an SD card so I can take memory up to like 8 Gig if I want too. The Palms have a well developed computer interface so syncing is a breeze. Plus for $30 you can get QuickOffice that has Word, Sheet, and Point to use my office files with. there are a host of programs for the W. It's a dated machine with email and phone built in, but I get all this and a color screen for $36 bucks. I've bought three now. One for my Dad, his friend, and finally me. I may pick up a few more so I have replacements at this price. It's almost lees tha paper and pen.
Apr 02, 2012
This is a definite buy, $145 on ebay win win.
6 of 7 found this helpful Now this is one fine GPS and I've buying them since Delorme days. I think we have 6 of them. My last was a Motorola, well other than the aircraft one. Big screen is nice. Plenty of room for user choice of data displays. Favorite features: not having it route me through city alleys to go cross country. In fact I think if you have a favorite route, it remembers that and takes you that way next time. The points of interest list. If you have some idea of where you are going and a name you can ask for a list of near you or near your destination. it will give you the hotels, or government buildings, florist whatever. Just select one and you are on your way. We left for Philly the other day and forgot our reservation at home. She knew the cross streets, in seconds I had a list of hotels, that jogged her memory, I made a call to confirm it was the right one, bingo. We didn't need to head back for the paper. It has lane guidance with images, is that nice!! And it picks up satellites almost as fast as an aviation GPS. Our Daughter has a Garmin and loves it, so when we decided to upgrade we focused on them. I love using the optional Darth Vader voice. the Bluetooth phone works fine. Traffic guidance? I don't see it working, so no comment. The one problem I have is the memory is too small. I couldn't get firmware updates or new voices loaded into the memory. The additional memory card is only for personal aps like music. You have to dump things like Help in Afgan to update it. I think some people would have trouble doing that, but it was cake for me.