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Best scientific (not programmable, not producing plots) calculator in your opinion.
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RE: Best scientific (not programmable, not producing plots) calculator in your opinion.
(04-10-2017 06:55 PM)Gene Wrote:  Texas Instruments incorporated scientific functions on its BAII calculators in 1991:
HP was first with the 19B and trigs :^).

Edit: Just remembered the 27 was first in 1976.
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