<p>hey guys, i recently lost my calculator...some jackass at school stole it. but anyway, i had an 83+...should i get the 89 or get another 83+? Which would be more beneficial for cornell?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>i hear that math classes (in arts and sciences at least) don't allow the use of calculators</p>
<p>I am perfectly happy with my 83, but if you're gonna get a new one, dish out the extra cash and get an 89Ti. Some of the classes won't let you use one, but I'm sure you'll need it for some stuff.</p>
<p>yeah just get the best it might be useful Texas Instruments TI-89 Ti</p>
<p>At the very least, you could use it to do those insanely hard problem sets.</p>
<p>I'll die before I replace my TI-83+. Calcy's seen me through some tough times.</p>
<p>don't waste your money on a ti, get the regular ti89 on ebay for $50 like i did. you're not going to need the extra memory unless you play a lot of games on it and everything else is basically the same. And the ti89 is sooo much better than a 83.</p>
<p>TI-84 plus silver addition does integrals really fast, so if you don't want to spend $150, I'd go with that.</p>
<p>The 89 got me through a lot of math classes and a lot of testing. It's a life saver. Even if Cornell doesn't allow calculators, you can still use it to check h/w, etc.</p>
<p>thanks guys, i think i'm gonna go with the TI-89 because the 83+ is getting rather old now and frankly...i think the 89 Tit is pretty ugly lol.</p>