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I want to buy a new Ti-89 titanium, but I don't know where is the cheapest

 
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Nov15-08, 08:05 AM   #1
 

I want to buy a new Ti-89 titanium, but I don't know where is the cheapest


I was checking the price for ti-89 titanium on both ebay and amazon, the cheapest price I can get is 132 with shipping. Can anyone give me some suggestion or website that I can get a cheaper price?

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Nov15-08, 09:40 AM   #2
 
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Use an online search engine, and search for "Ti-89","titanium","calculator".

That should provide a number of online and conventional stores from which to choose. Some search results sort by price.
Nov15-08, 09:41 AM   #3
 
Why don't you buy it used off of amazon if money is an issue? If you have a tight budget you can't be so picky. The MSRP is actually significantly higher than amazon's price so I don't see you finding a better bargain. If your budget is tight then your choices are to (a) buy a lower model with less features, (b) buy the one you want used, (c) wait and save up more for the calculator of your dreams.
Nov15-08, 09:46 AM   #4
 
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I want to buy a new Ti-89 titanium, but I don't know where is the cheapest


Have you tried Ebay?
Nov15-08, 09:58 AM   #5
 
I have bought the used one, it turns out to be a crap, calculator is sticky, some of the buttons don't pop up after I press on it, so I don't trust used items any more.
Nov15-08, 09:59 AM   #6
 
why not the nspire?
Nov15-08, 11:29 AM   #7
 
i don't know, it seems like nspire is cheaper than ti-89 titanium, i think nspire has more features. is nspire better than ti-89 titanium? nspire cas or just nspire?
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