Ti 89 Emulator Full Website Of

The Wolfram Alpha app is cool, but the interface is nothing compared to the TI-89.

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Does anyone know of a iPhone calculator that gives a readout like the TI-89 titanium Thanks.

I have a TI-89 titanium and I love how it displays the equations after I enter them so I know if I entered everything correctly, it is way to big to carry around though.

If you rotate the phone into landscape the calculator turns into a scientific calculator, if that helps.

Texas Instruments should consider producing the TI 89 (or even 83, 84, or even 92) interface app.

Because I would buy it, even near it actual price of the calculator.

It played a very large part in me passing my AP Calculus class.

I cant believe the TI-89 is still around nearly unchanged, as this was back in 2000-2001.

I think maybe SymCalc is a little easier to use but both have some minor quirks.

It can do pretty much everything the TI-89 can as far as solving problems like derivatives, integrals, limits, etc.

Ti 89 Emulator Full Website Of

Heres an example, based on the full website of Wolfram Alpha.

Plus, the iPhone application has a special keyboard with symbols like the square root and the integral symbol, which saves a lot of time.

As a math major, it comes in real handy as a speedy calculator that has all the functions of a scientific calculator and more.

But the best thing is that you can design equations in there, have everything show up exactly like on a TI calculator.

But also theres a papertape, and you can save it if youre doing a string of calculations.

It helps when you need to use the answer of a previous calculation in the next one and stuff.

Plus like a TI, you can write and run your own scripts for more advanced stuff.

Basically its a substitute for the native iPhone calculator app as well as being an advanced TI calculator without the graphing ability.

I agree that its too big and bulky, and should be an iPhone app.

This being 2011, I feel that it shouldnt be too daunting of a task for such a successful company like Texas Instrument.

I can live without my flying cars, but a TI-89 in your pocket cant be impossible.

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