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General

Brand: Casio

Model: FX-CG10

SellingUnit: Each

Package Includes: Hard case, USB cable, unit-to-unit cable and batteries.

Feature

Features: Bursting with over 65,000 brilliant colors.

3.17" high-resolution LCD screen with full textbook-style display.

Picture Plot technology combines mathematical equations with real life images.

Color Link and conditional formatting for graphs, charts and spreadsheets.

User-friendly icon-based menu.

Approved for use on the ACT, PSAT, SAT and AP exams.

Spec

+/- Switch Key: No

Amortization: Yes

Backspace Key: Yes

Base Number Calculations: No

Bond Calculations: Yes

Case: Hard

Cash Flow Calculations: Yes

Complex Number Calculations: Yes

Confidence Interval Calculating: Yes

Cost/Sell/Margin: Yes

Currency Exchange Function: No

Date Calculations: Yes

Decimal Function: Yes

Depreciation Calculations: Yes

Display Characters x Display Lines: 21 x 8

Display Notation: Graphic

Display Type(s): Blanview LCD

Display Window Resolution: 216 x 384 Pixels

Double Zero Key: No

Entry Logic: Yes

Equation Editor: No

Fraction Calculations: Yes

Fraction/Decimal Conversions: Yes

Global Product Type: Calculators-Graphing

Grand Total Key: No

Graphing Functions: Constant, Dynamic/Transformation, Function, Parametric, Polar, Sequence, Trace, Zoom

Higher Mathematical Functions: Calculus, Hyperbolic Logic, Rectangular Functions, Trigonometry

Hyperbolic Functions: Yes

Hypothesis Testing: Yes

I/O Port: Yes

Interest Rate Conversion: Yes

Item Count Function: No

Levels of Parentheses: 18

Linear Regression: Yes

Loan Calculation: No

Logical (Boolean) Operations: Yes

Markup/Down Key: No

Matrices: Yes

Memory: 61KB, 16MB

Metric Conversion: Yes

Number of Display Digits [Nom]: 21

Percent Add-On/Discount: No

Percent Key(s): No

Polar-Rectangular Conversion: Yes

Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0 %

Power Source(s): 4 AAA Batteries

Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0 %

Probability (Random Number): Yes

Replacement Batteries: 4 AAA

Simultaneous Equations: Yes

Size: 3 5/8 x 7 1/2

Square Root Key: No

Tax Calculation: No

Time/Date: No

Time-Value-of-Money: Yes

Total Recycled Content Percent [Nom]: 0 %

Trig/Log Functions: Yes

Variable Regression: Yes

Variable Statistics: One, Two

Wall-Mountable: No

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Warranty

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

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Thanos_of_MW 12/28/2010 8:50:14 PM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 3/5	Rating: 5/5Great graphing calculator Pros: The display alone is worth the price; the detail can only be surpassed by Mathcad in a PC and the fact that it is back lit makes it easy on the eyes for older people like me. I place this calculator between a TI-84+SE and a TI-89 in functionality, for all of us forced to use TI in education centers. Can do logarithms in any base, can graph inverse functions, natural notation makes it easy to enter equations without making mistakes. Lots of memory for programs and more numerical accuracy when I compared it side to side to a TI-83+. Doesn't need a "backup" battery. Owner's name is password protected and can't be reset by menu, reset button or pulling batteries, which can help to prove ownership if stolen. Very long battery life and very fast (have it for a month, no decrease in battery bars yet despite heavy use). USB connection to PC and it comes with the cable and software to transfer and present display on PC screen. Looks like a large smart phone. Cons: No CAS, no 3D yet. People used to TI's might have some trouble adjusting. No programs available yet, as it just came out (no SDK either). Some education centers won't allow it in exams as they don't know it. Didn't buy it at Newegg as it wasn't listed here a month ago. Other Thoughts: Great buy and much more for the money than other offerings from the competition. Why are other brands still using low-res-black-square-dot screens in 2010? (and 30 year old cpus/battery hogs, etc) 3 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Thanos_of_MW
12/28/2010 8:50:14 PM
Tech Level: 5/5
Ownership: 3/5

Rating: 5/5Great graphing calculator

Pros: The display alone is worth the price; the detail can only be surpassed by Mathcad in a PC and the fact that it is back lit makes it easy on the eyes for older people like me. I place this calculator between a TI-84+SE and a TI-89 in functionality, for all of us forced to use TI in education centers. Can do logarithms in any base, can graph inverse functions, natural notation makes it easy to enter equations without making mistakes. Lots of memory for programs and more numerical accuracy when I compared it side to side to a TI-83+. Doesn't need a "backup" battery. Owner's name is password protected and can't be reset by menu, reset button or pulling batteries, which can help to prove ownership if stolen. Very long battery life and very fast (have it for a month, no decrease in battery bars yet despite heavy use). USB connection to PC and it comes with the cable and software to transfer and present display on PC screen. Looks like a large smart phone.

Cons: No CAS, no 3D yet. People used to TI's might have some trouble adjusting. No programs available yet, as it just came out (no SDK either). Some education centers won't allow it in exams as they don't know it. Didn't buy it at Newegg as it wasn't listed here a month ago.

Other Thoughts: Great buy and much more for the money than other offerings from the competition. Why are other brands still using low-res-black-square-dot screens in 2010? (and 30 year old cpus/battery hogs, etc)

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes