17% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 8 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
The TI-36X Pro is Texas Instruments' top scientific calculator, a non-graphing model aimed at engineers, engineering students and technical professionals. Its MathPrint and MultiView display show expressions, stacked fractions and symbols as they appear in textbooks, and the four-line, 16-character LCD lets you scroll back through entries and edit them like a graphing calculator. It runs on both battery and solar power and ships with a hard case. Against rivals like the Casio fx-991 series it stands out for textbook-style entry and a large entry history, but it has no graphing and no currency conversion.
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Owners and reviewers rate the TI-36X Pro highly as a dependable non-graphing scientific calculator, praising its textbook-style display and build. Complaints are few and tend to focus on the lack of graphing and a learning curve for the menu system.
The TI-36X Pro is a scientific calculator with a 16-digit, four-line LCD. Its MultiView display shows several calculations at once. The MathPrint feature shows expressions, symbols and stacked fractions as they appear in a textbook.
You can enter data, scroll through earlier entries and edit them, much as on a graphing calculator. A toggle key converts fractions and square roots to decimals and back.
It covers algebra, calculus, geometry, statistics, trigonometry, physics, chemistry and biology functions. It runs on solar power with a battery, and a hard case is included.
