Casio Slim Calculator

Casio calculators have changed the way the modern world uses math since 1957 when the very first one was introduced. If you are anything like me, math is an insurmountable obstacle; a type of logic that does not pass go or stop anywhere near my brain functions. I could probably come to rely heavily on a Casio Calculator, as I certainly cannot count on (forgive the pun) my own ability to add, subtract or even multiply beyond the very basics accurately. Coupled with its parent company, Casio Computer Limited, their newest model, the fx-9860G Slim Casio graphing calculator, has been introduced in March of 2007 at the Annual Meeting and Exposition at the Georgia World Congress Center and the Omni Hotel at CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Casio Slim Calculator is the ideal tool for the aspiring mathematician. (If you haven’t already guessed, this does not involve me or anyone in either my immediate or distant family.) Measuring 7/8” at its thickest point, the Casio Slim Calculator is slim and trim with a large, high contrast display and an easy-to-use icon menu. One special display option allows input and viewing of equations exactly as they appear in a textbook. (That would be of no help to me at all, but then again, what do I know?) The Casio Slim Calculator is born for the classroom because it is easy to navigate but can fully function given complex equations. Its PC and projector connectivity via USB and large 1.5 MB flash memory allow for data storage and the downloading of many add-in applications.

The Slim Casio Calculator will be available in June and retails for $99.99. If you are lucky and can prove you have a real mathematical aptitude, you may be able to get it for 100 dollars, with connections and a professional discount.

A perfect gift for the graduate and graduate student this year!

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