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Batteries Included: 1Batteries: 4 AAA Binding: Electronics Brand: Texas Instruments Color: White/Blue EAN: 0033317190256 Format: CD Item Dimensions: Label: Texas Instruments Manufacturer: Texas Instruments Model: NS/CLM/1L1/B MPN: NS/CLM/1L1/B Publisher: Texas Instruments Studio: Texas Instruments Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: The TI-NSPIRE combines interactive graphing capabilities and innovative computer features into one convenient learning handheld, perfect for Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, Chemistry and more. This handheld is compatible with other TI calculator models and permitted for use on the SAT, ACT and AP exams. Dynamic linking instantly reflects changes to one representation in real time to other representations of the same problem Create and save problem-solving steps as electronic documents and pages USB cable for software and file downloads included 20MB ROM/16MB RAM Power Supply - 4 AAA batteries (included) Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Great for high schoolI just got this for my algebra 2 class and it works wonders in there. Problems become easier and more understandable, and if i need help from my teacher I can switch the keyboards and not have to worry about them not knowing how to work the calculator. Rating:  - Great concept, flawed implementationStrengths: The document management system -- multiple "problems" can be kept in the calculator at the same time, and each problem keeps its own variable names; good graphing capabilities; ability to split the screen and work with multiple views of the same problem; spreadsheet application. The calculator has 5 "applications" (calculator, graphs & geometry, spreadsheet, data & statistics, notes), and information can be shared between them. Weaknesses: The documentation ... Read More Rating: - A True LeapI began using Texas Instruments' graphing calculators with the TI-83. In addition, I've used the TI-81 and TI-82. I've seen the calculators improve through the TI-83+, the silver edition, and the TI-84+ and its flavors. They were all improvements and refinements, but not revolutionary. My classroom uses them all and, except for the TI-81 and 82, it's not a problem. The TI-Nspire is truly a new design. Texas Instruments has implemented a true file system, a great display, "pretty print", and ... Read More Rating: - Great high school maths handheldThis is not a calculator -- it is a handheld computer. Built from the beginning with a different model of use the the traditional graphing calculator, it enourages users to link multiple representations of mathematical concepts. The document model allows teachers to build explorations for students to work with. Students can save their work, and continue on a later date from where they left off. With the included TI-84 Plus faceplate, it is fully backwards compatible with the 84+ family of products. Read More Rating:  - Hard to readWhile the nspire mode is quite impressive, I found the display very hard to read. |
