New Power Casio

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(03-17-2015 11:57 AM)JimP Wrote:  

(03-16-2015 12:09 AM)rprosperi Wrote:  TVM is available in the 12C, 12C Platinum, 17BII+, 50g and Prime, all current models in HP's line. Did you mean another calculator company?

I meant Casio, Sharp, and TI. Not talking about graphing calculators, just scientific ones that are often used in schools and allowed for exams. The HP models are fine but 12C and 17BII+ don't do trig either. The old HP 27 and HP 27S models ("do everything") were on the right track. Just trying to understand why it's not a priority to add the very useful TVM functions to a full-bore scientific non-graphic calculator like the Ti-36X Pro or this new Casio model.

What about Texas Instruments BA II PLUS Calculator?
Or the BAII Plus™ Professional?
It appears that both are on sell on a number of shops, and they feature scientific functions as well.

But what I'm looking for is this classic nice looking Texas Instruments BS II from 1991.
I have this fantastic rich featured Texas TI-68 advanced scientific calculator from 1989, and I think the BS II would complement it nicely in any collection.