Tech specs
Brand
Texas Instruments
Product Line
Texas Instruments
Model
TI-83 Plus
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Flash Memory Installed
160 kilobyte
RAM Installed
24 kilobyte
Digits Per Line
16 characters
Display Digits
10
Display Lines
8 lines
Features
Split screen
Technology
LCD
Batteries Required
4
Type
Battery, Memory backup battery
Software Type
Probability Simulation, Science Tools, StudyCards, Vernier EasyData
Calculator Functions
Addition, Division, Multiplication, Subtraction
Battery Form Type
AAA type
Cache Memory Details
Advanced probability distribution, Advanced statistical calculations, Analysis of variance, Complex numbers, Confidence intervals, Cubic polynomial regression, Derivatives, Exponential regression, Hypothesis testing, Integral, Internal precision (14 digits), Inverse matrix, Linear regression, Logarithmic regression, Logistic regression, Matrix, Matrix to list conversion, Median-median regression, Power regression, Power root, Quadratic polynomial regression, Real numbers, Sinusoidal regression, Statistical analysis, Statistics, Variables
Calculator Features
Programmable, Upgradable firmware
Financial Functions
Box and whisker plot, Cobweb plot, Histogram, Line plot, Normal probability, Parametric plot, Phase plot, Polar, Rectangular, Scatter plot, Sequence, Stairstep plot, Statistical plot, Zoom
Packaged Quantity
1
Product Type
Graphing calculator
Scientific Functions
Amortization, Cash flow, Time Value of Money (TVM)
Included Accessories
Hard case, TI-GRAPH LINK cable, Unit-to-unit cable
Manufacturer Limited Warranty
1 year
Warranties
1-2 of 2 reviews
Really like the weight of it and the mechanical feel of the the keys. The features initially annoyed me because it was set incorrectly, meaning my company was loosing millions through incorrect quoting. However, after a few hours of configuring, we managed to get it set to 20% and can honestly say it's revoluti
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Spiceworks
Who didn't have one of these in the 90s? These things were great. Programming for them was as easy as BASIC. That's right, they ran programs and a data cable could be purchased (the 84 had usb built in =\) and you can go online to sites and download programs for them. Kids today are spoiled, we couldn't pull ou
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Spiceworks
