Casio FX-300ES FX-300ES Overhead Scientific Calculator, 10-Digit Natural Textbook Display

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Casio's FX-300EX makes learning easier with its two lines Natural Textbook Display. It shows formulae and results exactly how they appear in textbooks. This makes it easier to follow the progression of the equation so you learn how the problem is solved, not just the answer.

The calculator has a full slate of functions including stats, fractions and trigonometry. Solar and battery power lets you work in all lighting conditions. And when you are done, there is a hard case to protect the screen.

Professional Scientific Calculator If you're a scientist, engineer or a college student, don't leave home without it! The Casio FX-300ES scientific calculator supplies you with intensive power, flexibility, and accuracy.
Powerful Functionality The Casio FX-300ES scientific calculator features over 249 functions helping to tackle even the most difficult problems.
Two-Line Natural Textbook Display The Casio FX-300ES scientific calculator features a two-line Natural Textbook Display that shows formula and results as they appear in the textbook for easy viewing.
Battery and Solar Power The Casio FX-300ES scientific calculator operates in well-lit areas using solar cell while in other light settings using battery power.
Exam Acceptance The Casio FX-300ES scientific calculator is permitted for use on the SAT and PSAT/NMSQT exams.

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General

Brand: Casio

Model: FX-300ES

SellingUnit: Each

Package Includes: Case.

Feature

Features: Natural textbook display shows formula and results exactly as they appear in the textbook.

249 built-in functions with easy menu.

Solar Plus protects memory.

List-based STAT Data Editor.

Multi-replay function.

Spec

+/- Switch Key: No

Amortization: No

Backspace Key: No

Base Number Calculations: No

Bond Calculations: No

Case: Hard, Slide

Complex Number Calculations: No

Confidence Interval Calculating: No

Cost/Sell/Margin: No

Currency Exchange Function: No

Date Calculations: No

Decimal Function: No

Depreciation Calculations: No

Display Characters x Display Lines: 11 x 2

Double Zero Key: No

Equation Editor: No

Fraction Calculations: Yes

Fraction/Decimal Conversions: Yes

Global Product Type: Calculators-Scientific

Grand Total Key: No

Higher Mathematical Functions: Hyperbolic Logic, Polynomial Equations, Rectangular Functions, Trig/Log

Hyperbolic Functions: No

Hypothesis Testing: No

Interest Rate Conversion: No

Item Count Function: No

Levels of Parentheses: Keys

Linear Regression: Yes

Loan Calculation: No

Logical (Boolean) Operations: No

Markup/Down Key: No

Matrices: No

Memory: 1-Independent, 6-Constant

Metric Conversion: No

Number of Display Digits [Nom]: 10

Percent Add-On/Discount: No

Percent Key(s): No

Polar-Rectangular Conversion: No

Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0 %

Power Source(s): Battery, Solar

Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0 %

Probability (Random Number): Yes

Simultaneous Equations: No

Square Root Key: Yes

Tax Calculation: No

Time/Date: No

Time-Value-of-Money: No

Total Recycled Content Percent [Nom]: 0 %

Trig/Log Functions: No

Variable Regression: No

Variable Statistics: One, Two

Quick Info

Warranty

Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year

Manufacturer Contact Info

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palmboy5 8/16/2009 3:41:55 AM Tech Level: 3/5 Ownership: 4/5	Rating: 4/5Natural Display! Pros: Does 6 layers of fractions (fractions within fractions), log allows you to specify the base value, random number generator (fractions from 0 to 1 it seems..), exact OR decimal number output (ex: sqrt(3)/2 or 0.8660254038, your choice), statistics functionality, and other stuff I haven't gotten around to trying. Overall, the Natural Display thing is awesome, but... Cons: It could use a faster "graphics card." The more complicated the input becomes (with a bunch of fractions, trig, log, etc), the greater the lag time becomes for the display to update with your last key press. There is no caching of what you press, either. During the lag times it will not register any presses you make, so you can't just enter your input at your own pace and wait for it to catch up. Other Thoughts: I guess you can just memorize the formulas for stuff like csc, sec, and cot, because they don't exist on their own. Navigating through the input should have been made faster/easier. A faster "graphics card", as mentioned above, would help a lot. This calculator compromises some speed to have its natural display, and the slowness is annoying enough to me for me to take off an egg. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
pck 2/20/2009 10:03:40 PM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 4/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 3/5Decent calculator Pros: Decent calculator for the money could have had a much greater display. Cons: No backlight on display Other Thoughts: COuld have had a much superior display 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
N/A 11/25/2008 8:57:38 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 5/5	Rating: 5/5Calculator Pros: The TI-30XS MultiView (TI-30XSMV) is not a graphing calculator, but has a graphical display that allows the calculator to display equations as they would be printed in a text book - TI calls this "MathPrint" mode. Formulas and equations can also be displayed in a traditional character representation, called "Classic" model. The "MultiView" trademark appears to refer to the ability of the calculator to display formulas and equations in either mode. (Casio first introduced a similar non-graphing graphical display in their ES series (e.g. fx-115ES, fx-300ES) calculators in 2005. Casio calls their graphical display capability "Natural Textbook Display" (or "Natural Display"). Casio's display modes are "Math" (MthIO in the setup menu), the textbook display style, and "Linear" (LinIO in the setup menu), the traditional character display mode.) Cons: (or "Natural Display"). Casio's display modes are "Math" (MthIO in the setup menu), the textbook display style, and "Linear" (LinIO in the setup menu), the traditional character display mode.) 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!