Brand: | Texas Instruments |
Model: | TI-35 PLUS |
Type: | Scientific calculator |
Picture: | |
Batteries: | A76 x 2 |
Lifetime: |
Introduced: 1989 Terminated: unknown |
Notes: |
This calculator seems to be the successor to the TI-35 II, it is however a completely
different calculator.
Some of the differences. This one has a 10 digit accuracy and uses two separate digits for the exponent. It also includes hexadecimal, binary and octal operating modes. Complex functions are also included. At least I suspect they are, there is a CPLX mode but I haven’t been able to figure out how that works. I still got an error on √-9. Changing batteries is a little bit tricky. The batteries should be placed under the foil instead of the other way around. |
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