Where do TI and Casio win on an hardware/dev point?

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Re: Where do TI and Casio win on an hardware/dev point?

« Reply #30 on: 13 June, 2012, 23:28:27 »

True, although back in the days, they seemed to put more emphasis on getting students to buy their own calc too, and over here even schools recommended students to buy a calc.

Of course even if that was still the case, however, TI has the monopoly so they don't need to advertise if their profits aren't threatened, not to mention they make money in far more stuff than just calculators.


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