| Brand: | Texas Instruments |
| Model: | TI-30 GALAXY |
| Type: | Scientific calculator |
| Picture: |
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| Batteries: | A76 x 2 |
| Lifetime: |
Introduced: 1984 Terminated: unknown |
| Notes: |
Functionally quite close to the original TI-30 but for the
addition of statistical functions. The layout of this calculator
is quite distinct, and the keys are conveniently large. It comes in two colours,
dark and light. The display of my light version didn’t scan quite as well as I hoped it would.
In real life it looks pristine, some shadow play makes it look bad.
Personally I really like its technical sci-fi like look. |
| Series: |
The TI-30 series started with the
TI-30, an ordinary scientific LED
calculator. But Texas Instruments kept extending this line,
turning it not into just a model number but a whole
calculator series. Trying to make it the
non-programmable scientific calculator for school use.
So far I’ve found mention of the following types (probably incomplete):
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