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[ben]

whats so special about the classpad?

does anyone know where i can get a classpad, considering i live in the UK?

does anyone know a program or a function that enables me to do quadratic equations and to find the nth term?

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Please ask your questions in one topic instead of creating 3 at the same time.

[betoe]

A lot of flash memory, a faster 3D graphing, a easy interface for maths,a very nice casiobasic programmation, a bigger display and the stylus as i think. I have never use a HP or TI graphing calculator, but i know somethings about that calcs, i think all are great but you must choose one in depending of your needings.

Bitwhise bought him classpad in Norway or Scotland i dont know well, maybe he can tell you where he bought that calculator.

[CrimsonCasio]

classpad.org can ship them anywhere in the world.

[Bob Vila]

from what i've seen of qwerty's classpad, i sure like it. he likes it better than his voyage 200. and btw, we got the classpad to beep today too

[ben]

thanks... i think i will get one

[BiTwhise]

I got mine at Dynatech for 160 euros (it's about 154 now)

If you're lucky, like me, the delivery guy will use the wrong currency to convert to pounds (he used dollars instead of euros.. this being last spring it came out quite a bit cheaper )
I didn't' realize 'til after, .. it felt a bit bad for about 2secs, but then it was like, neh.. UPC can afford it

Anyways, I think dynatect would probably be the cheapest option, although there's probably not much difference anyway

[Andy.Davies]

today (3/2/04) the exchange rate is this:

Classpad.com = 149.99 USD
Dynatech.com = 154 Euros .: 193 USD

go Classpad.com


PS: i might just be buying a classpad on friday

[CrimsonCasio]

its classpad.org

really! excelent! your about to achieve true Casio fanaticism (defined as owning 3 or more Casio graphing calculators, at least two of which you technically dont need )