Good Graphing Calculator for Palm.

[CombatChuk]

A few weeks ago I picked up a Tungsten T3 at office depot for $200. That money was supposed to go to a new graphing calculator (TI-83+ doesn't cut it in differential equations) I knew that the palm was faster and better every way imaginable. But I can't seem to find any programs that'll do the things I need it to do (Indefinate Integrals, slope fields...etc) I was hoping to hear some suggestions. :beer:

Thanks

 

[Rogue]

Not to thread crap, but I'm looking for one for my PocketPC myself. School pretty much recommends a Ti-83, so something along those lines for PocketPC would be great.

 

[CombatChuk]

bumpage for desperate EE student

 

[Ionizer86]

HP49G emulator (free, legal) is one. Another is this really weird tool kit that I can't remember ATM.

BTW is it legal to use a PDA during a test?

 

[CombatChuk]

I haven't been to a math class the whole time in college where I can use a calculator during a test. Same goes with physics...

 

[dethman]

i'll trade you my graphing calculator for that t3. :beer::beer:

 

[vegetation]

Most profs will not allow pdas and laptops since you can easily use wireless communications to get help during an exam.

 

[Foxman2000]

Originally posted by: vegetation
Most profs will not allow pdas and laptops since you can easily use wireless communications to get help during an exam.

yea, it has been generalized to all devices that allow wireless communication or qwerty keyboards, of which the t3 does both.

btw, how did you get it for 200? that's almost 1/2 off

 

[RaynorWolfcastle]

My faculty standard scientific calc is good enough for almost everything but I'd really like to find something along the lines of Mathematica or Maple. Something that does symbolic calculations would be pretty useful for certain assignments.

 

[eelw]

Originally posted by: Ionizer86
HP49G emulator (free, legal) is one. Another is this really weird tool kit that I can't remember ATM.

here you go

 

[MystikMango]

Originally posted by: CombatChuk
A few weeks ago I picked up a Tungsten T3 at office depot for $200. That money was supposed to go to a new graphing calculator (TI-83+ doesn't cut it in differential equations) I knew that the palm was faster and better every way imaginable. But I can't seem to find any programs that'll do the things I need it to do (Indefinate Integrals, slope fields...etc) I was hoping to hear some suggestions. :beer:

Thanks

Have you found anything yet? This looks good.

 

[CombatChuk]

Originally posted by: Foxman2000

Originally posted by: vegetation
Most profs will not allow pdas and laptops since you can easily use wireless communications to get help during an exam.

yea, it has been generalized to all devices that allow wireless communication or qwerty keyboards, of which the t3 does both.

btw, how did you get it for 200? that's almost 1/2 off

There was a huge pricing error over at their corporate office, and the store I work at honored that price for me. On the other note, I never had or will have a math/physics class that will let me use a calculator in class. This is just for homework and lecture.

 

[CombatChuk]

Originally posted by: eelw

Originally posted by: Ionizer86
HP49G emulator (free, legal) is one. Another is this really weird tool kit that I can't remember ATM.

here you go

Thanks, I'll try it out :beer:

 

[CombatChuk]

Originally posted by: MystikMango

Originally posted by: CombatChuk
A few weeks ago I picked up a Tungsten T3 at office depot for $200. That money was supposed to go to a new graphing calculator (TI-83+ doesn't cut it in differential equations) I knew that the palm was faster and better every way imaginable. But I can't seem to find any programs that'll do the things I need it to do (Indefinate Integrals, slope fields...etc) I was hoping to hear some suggestions. :beer:

Thanks

Have you found anything yet? This looks good.

I've tried that one out but it doesn't have any tools for diff eq. But thanks :beer: