Calculators Graphing Calculator: HP 50g vs TI-89 Titanium

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The discussion centers on choosing between the HP 50g and the Texas Instruments TI-89 Titanium graphing calculators for civil engineering studies. Key considerations include functionality, ease of use, and specific features relevant to engineering calculations. The HP 50g is noted for its advanced capabilities and programmable features, making it suitable for complex calculations. In contrast, the TI-89 Titanium is praised for its user-friendly interface and strong support for calculus and algebra applications. Users emphasize the importance of selecting a calculator that aligns with course requirements and personal preferences for usability. Overall, both calculators have their strengths, and the choice ultimately depends on individual needs in the context of civil engineering coursework.

Dec 25, 2008

Iaswn90

I am in the first year in the cource of civil engineering in the university and i am considering buying a graph calculator and i am between hp 50g and texas instruments ti-89 titanium.every one who can help is welcome.thank you in advance.

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Dec 31, 2008

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