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[TovAre]

I recently picked up a Casio fx-991cw because IT looked interesting. I like it.

 

I noticed that it has 23 digits of internal precision. After checking a few calculators, it seems most Casio calculators use 15 digits of internal precision. I have also seen it generating more precise answers on numeric methods. Even most of the programs on my computer is limited to float64 which is approx. 15-17 decimal digits. 

 

Now, I wonder if there are any new Casio calculators on the horizon.

Edited by TovAre, 15 April 2024 - 11:01 PM.

[CalcLoverHK]

At the moment, Casio has announced 2 new calculators for the French education market: the Graph Light and Graph Math+. In short, Graph Light is essentially an fx-991CW with graph function and will replace the current Graph 25+E II (= fx-7400G III), while Graph Math+ will be the successor of Graph 90+E (= fx-CG50). Both calculators are parts of the Classwiz family.

 

More information can be found here: https://tiplanet.org...947df3d#p274846

[critor]

Indeed, the Graph 90+E is being replaced with the Graph Math+ for back to school 2024.

 

And it's been confirmed today, the great fx-CG50 is also being replaced but for back to school 2025, with the fx-CG100 :

 

Sources :

https://tiplanet.org...=275110#p275110

https://tiplanet.org...=275111#p275111

https://www.planet-c...pic17734--.html

https://www.planet-c...pic17735--.html

Edited by critor, 11 April 2024 - 04:07 PM.