I am new Here let me introduce myself

[ZielZiga]

Lets know how about me,
I am a bachelor in Computer Science, but
i have experiencied on academy on Math education Lincenciature
then i not acomplished that course and i have focused on Computing
When yet on university i bought a several scientific calculators to my use in learning and job
I like of functions modelling, games, chess, and programming
Like This:
Graphical Calculator DTC 35g
Scientific Calculator HP 300s+
Scientific Calculator Casio FX-82MS
Scientific Calculator Casio FX-991ES Plus
Scientific Calculator Texas Instruments TI-30X IIS
Graphical Calculator HP Prime
Graphical Calculator Casio Álgebra FX 2.0 Plus
and i have majority parts of that calculators working fine.
Cheers to your all

[Namir]

Welcome to this website. I see you know the HP Prime. It is a very capable machine!

Enjoy the site and ask question about your calculators..

Namir

[BruceH]

Welcome from me as well.

[carey]

(11-29-2024 04:19 PM)ZielZiga Wrote:  Lets know how about me,
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Graphical Calculator Casio Álgebra FX 2.0 Plus

Welcome to a great place to learn and share!

The Casio Algebra FX 2.0 Plus was an interesting CAS model with distinctive features:
- the highest contrast display I’ve ever seen.
- Underlying OS is DOS-based (DOS in rom).
- Nice ODE numerical solver + ODE CAS symbolic solver.

[Namir]

(12-01-2024 09:41 PM)carey Wrote:  

(11-29-2024 04:19 PM)ZielZiga Wrote:  Lets know how about me,
…
Graphical Calculator Casio Álgebra FX 2.0 Plus

Welcome to a great place to learn and share!

The Casio Algebra FX 2.0 Plus was an interesting CAS model with distinctive features:
- the highest contrast display I’ve ever seen.
- Underlying OS is DOS-based (DOS in rom).
- Nice ODE numerical solver + ODE CAS symbolic solver.

Interesting brief review.I went on the auction site and got myself one in blister package!

Namir

[Ren]

Welcome!

[carey]

(12-01-2024 10:16 PM)Namir Wrote:  

(12-01-2024 09:41 PM)carey Wrote:  Welcome to a great place to learn and share!

The Casio Algebra FX 2.0 Plus was an interesting CAS model with distinctive features:
- the highest contrast display I’ve ever seen.
- Underlying OS is DOS-based (DOS in rom).
- Nice ODE numerical solver + ODE CAS symbolic solver.

Interesting brief review.I went on the auction site and got myself one in blister package!

Namir

Namir,
I hope you got the Algebra FX 2.0 Plus and not the 2.0 (w/o the Plus).

There were add-ins available at one time for the 2.0 (e.g., the numeric ODE solver) that had to be downloaded and installed and took up valuable RAM. The 2.0 Plus includes these add-ins in Flash memory so they are built-in and don't take up RAM. It's a big difference because I haven't seen the add-ins for the 2.0 (w/o the Plus) at the Casio website for many years and even if found, the I/O cable is rare and the connection software was not the most reliable. The Plus version described in this thread is highly recommended.

The 1.0 Plus includes the numeric ODE solver but not the CAS.