New Power Casio

[JimP]

(03-17-2015 08:48 PM)jebem Wrote:  What about Texas Instruments BA II PLUS Calculator?
Or the BAII Plus™ Professional?
It appears that both are on sell on a number of shops, and they feature scientific functions as well.

But what I'm looking for is this classic nice looking Texas Instruments BS II from 1991.
I have this fantastic rich featured Texas TI-68 advanced scientific calculator from 1989, and I think the BS II would complement it nicely in any collection.

You make a good point about the BA II Plus/Professional -- but are they allowed in exams? The BS II is a nice looking machine too (albeit not RPN...!) But the thing for me remains -- all the added stuff Casio/Sharp/TI pack into their top-end scientific calculators, with the stats/conversions/formula and equation solvers etc. and now even a mini-spreadsheet -- and not one of them simply adds a TVM mode. It just seems like an obvious add-on.