Texas Instruments TI-36X Solar Scientific Calculator
Handheld, Scientific, Solar Powered, Regular Display, Regular Key Size, 10 Digit Display
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AEI80DW-O Entry #11: Go Solar. Be Green.
by billy159401, Mar 28, 2010
Pros: Durable, Sleek Design, Easy to Use, Efficient Solar Panel Battery.
Cons: Small Display.
The Bottom Line: The TI-36X Solar is an inexpensive, easy to use, and cosmetically stunning scientific calculator fit to replace your basic four-function calculator.
Review: I’ve used Texas Instruments for all my calculating needs for most of my life. I learned gradua ...
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Hard to Read TI-36X Labels
by tcarnahan, Nov 12, 2002
Pros: It is rich in features.
Cons: The labels for the "3rd" functions are too hard to read. Otherwise, great calculator.
The Bottom Line: Don't buy it until Texas Instruments makes the labels easier to see.
Review: I purchased a TI-36X and was delighted to see that all the scientific and statistical functions I ne ...
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A Top Calculator
by glock64, Sep 1, 2001
Pros: Many function, solar powered, conversions and constants
Cons: Easy erasable memory
The Bottom Line: If you need a powerful scientific calculator then this is one of the best, although if you prefer an easier style to use then buy a CASIO.
Review: I own quite a few calculators, at least 11. I bought the TI-36X solar because it looked like the bes ...
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Everything's bigger in Texas!
by savvy423, Jul 23, 2001
Pros: Functions, solar, clear display
Cons: Can't get a strong math student through 4 years of HS
The Bottom Line: This calculator is GREAT for beginning high school students, and even middle schoolers whose classes require and scientific!
Review: This calculator is great! After another calculator of mine failed this past freshman year, i knew i ...
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A pocket Einstein
by YODA_6, Feb 9, 2001
Pros: Easy to use, nice layout, many options.
Cons: solar powered can cause slow calculations.
The Bottom Line: If your in algebra and planning on advancing the TI-36 is one of the better investment choices.
Review: Way back when I was in eighth grade I won a free calculator in my science class. It was the earlier ...
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Suspect Durability
by 311Bud, Sep 26, 2000
Pros: Loads of necessary features
Cons: Let's see the calculator last enough to use them all!
Review: There are some types of products that require you to research their durability. You know, things li ...
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Helpful and Long-lasting
by fanofmarks, Sep 23, 2000
Pros: Many different functions
Cons: Hard to perform some functions
Review: I have the old version of the TI-36X. I have had it for about 5 years, and it works very well still ...
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A big help!
by mosleyfamily, Sep 7, 2000
Pros: easy to use
Cons: ????
Review: I purchased this particular calculator for my advanced chemistry class to help me with scientific no ...
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Cheap+features galore!
by Jimbobob, Aug 29, 2000
Pros: Features, 10 digits
Cons: Just a calculator
Review: I needed a better calculator for my geometry class in high school, and saw this on sale for $12. I t ...
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