• Address: 2130 S. Catherwood Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46203 (map)
• Date Posted: 10/20/09

Brand new still in the Box Calculator get them ahead of school for next year I have lots of them to sell

You can come to the Flea Market at Tibbs Drive In on Sunday to pick one up I am on the right hand side as you go in I have a Red Ford Pickup Truck with a blue tarp on the ground and also have a Orange Patio Umbrella you cant miss me.

It takes 2 Double AA batteries for this. It dont come with it.


Back in the late 80's, this was Casio's top-of-the-line calculator.
Since then, Casio has gone on to pursue higher margin calculators, with more and more features, meanwhile they keep stamping these guys out under various brand names.

However, cramming these features onto your calculator will more than likely do you more harm harm than good, especially as most college classes and textbooks are not geared towards programmable calculators, so many people actually (myself included) prefer the simplicity of the calculators of this era in order just to focus on the problem at hand.

This model uses 2xAA batteries (very easy to get) and should last you basically forever.

Unlike solar powered calculators, this one will give you the answer to the toughest problems, like 69! (factorial) absolutely instantly. That slight delay can can cause you to lose focus more than you realize--until you don't have it.

By the way, V.P.A.M. stands for Visually Perfect Algebraic Method.
For some reason, I have always preferred the layout of this calculator to that of similar TI models, although that is a matter of taste.


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