Target has
Texas Instruments TI-84 Evo Graphing Calculator (White) for $85.99 - $17.20 with the
20% off One Purchase offer for Verified Student Accounts =
$68.79.
Shipping is free, or select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
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Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Features:
- Faster performance with a 3x faster processor for quicker, clearer graphing.
- Bigger, clearer visuals with 50% more graphing space make it easier to see patterns and relationships at a glance.
- An intuitive, icon-based home screen that puts commonly used math tools front and center.
- Simplified menus and buttons reduce visual clutter and make navigation easy to learn.
- Universal USB-C charging with a rechargeable battery that's built to last from class to test day.
- Built-in Python programming introduces basic coding skills that connect to real-world applications.
- Built for math at every level — algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics, and more.
- Approved for major standardized exams, including ACT, SAT, PSAT/NMSQT, IB Diploma Programme, and AP course exams.
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I don't graph anything for work anymore (Civil Engineer) but I like having the large screen and easy to use layout.
I've used all of these brands, and they are designed differently. My son did not like HP's UI after learning on a TI calculator. A bit like moving from iOS to Android.
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After getting a diploma, anyone is free to use apps if they wish.
I would like to see school districts support a marketplace for second hand calculators, or even lend out calculators like some do with Chromebooks.
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However, TI is the incumbent with mountains of teaching materials in schools and thousands of educators knowing how to use and teach with their devices. I suspect most teachers would rather not re-equip and relearn what they already know. There is a price to replacing the ecosystem, though it might not be paid by you and me.
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