Product Comparison: Casio FX-CP400 vs Texas Instruments TI-Nspire CX CAS
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- Its sized to fit in your pocket, backpack, or briefcase.
- It's a decent size, visually pleasing and can do anything.
- It is a good size to carry around school.
- Nice size buttons for big thumbs.
- Very light weight with a nice cover.
- Great size and weight.
- The calculator is thin for its class, and very light weight.
- The device isn't weighted very well - it is top-heavy which makes it feel as if it will slip out of your hand.
- Very good ease of use, nice large screen.
- This is a great calculator - light, easy to use, big screen, math print.
- The screen is very good quality and it makes it easy to see.
- Very good, large and above all high-resolution display.
- An excellent screen on which you can easily see the graphs.
- The battery life is amazing!
- This has a lot of features.
- Many useful functions and features.
- Calculations are fast and a graphical plot of the result is also great for understanding the answer as well as a numerical value.
- All functions work fine.