Competition to TI’s 30X Pro MathPrint

[Eddie W. Shore]

TI-30X Pro MathPrint (TI-36X Pro to those of us in the United States) has an integrated GUI and no need to go into separate modes, it's solver modes are solid, and I like the screen. A great solid buy. I have both the TI-30X Pro MathPrint and the TI-36X Pro and I prefer the keyboard of the former. Other than that, the functionality is the same.

Just to give a counterpoint, the Casio fx-991EX (Classwiz) has a QR function which will allow graphs (function and stats) to be viewed on the web or QR app, and a very simple spreadsheet application.

The Sharp EL-W516T operates similarly to the Casio fx-991/fx-115 series. Unique to the Sharp calculator series is the ability to work with pental base (base 5). The calculator also has a arithmetic drill mode.