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[AlephMobius]

CFX-9850G,CFX-9850GB,CFX-9850GB+,CFX-9950

Where can I find the differences between them?

[Killer83Z]

CFX-9850G Color Graphing Calculator

Color Display: 21 character by 8 line 3-color display; Color Graphing of Rectangular, Polar and Parametric Functions & Inequalities
Graphic Functions: True ?Dual Screen? graphing; Conics modes draws & investigates properties of common Conic Sections (Parabola, Hyperbola, Circle & Ellipse)
Dynamic Graphing: Dynamic Graphing of functions with variable coefficients
Graph Solve: Graphical Analysis & Solve features including Zoom, Trace, Derivative, Maximum, Minimum, Roots & Intercepts
Table and Graph: Table mode creates tables of values from given functions
Matrix Operations: List Editor manages up to 36 Data Lists & exchanges data with Matrix & Table modes
Regression Analysis: List Based Statistical Graphing including Histogram, Scatter Plot & Regression Analysis

CFX-9850GB+ Color Graphing Calculator

* all the features of CFX-9850G and more . . .
* large, 21 character x 8 color display with dual screen capability. On screen, icon-driven menu provides easy access to advanced functions
* list-based, one- and two-variable statistics
* advanced statistic functions
* financial and business functions

--> Haven't found info on the cfx-9850gb (without plus)

CFX-9950G

To my knowing has same specs as 9850G, but with 64kb Ram.

[AlephMobius]

Is there a 9950gb+? Have you seen the 9850gb+w? The w is just like gb+ but it has a sleeker white body. It looks really cool.

[CrimsonCasio]

Check the Casio site, it has all the calculator specs

[Killer83Z]

Show me the URL.

[CrimsonCasio]

http://casio.com/cal...ion=24&market=0 then just follow the links.

[Killer83Z]

Yea, but older calculator models are not longer in there at casio's. Namely, the 9850g and the 9950g. It's hard to find information on those, and aleph wanted that...

[CrimsonCasio]

I see, its probably available somewhere on the site, but I dont know where.

[Killer83Z]

Actually I was looking for info on all casio calculators they ever did on casio's homepage a while back and learnt that they seem to show only information for the ones still in production.

Fortunately I got some html pages saved on my harddisk with the information I posted above.

Conclusion: Casio should add a legacy part on their website...

[AlephMobius]

I found this looking for 9950 info. Its hosted by casio so they must have some sort of legacy section.

http://www.casio.co....8_9950gb_p.html

[Killer83Z]

Yes, the casio japan site is actually very good, once you dug your way into it.

All other countrie's casio sites simply suck

[MathManiac]

That's why we have "fan-sites"... (keep waiting for my new-english site )

[Killer83Z]

Yea, bring it on!