TI-81 - Texas Instruments' first graphing calculator
Published January 26, 2021
This video has 15.3K views and 235 likes, ranking #9,202,503 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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A video about the TI-81 graphing calculator that firmly established Texas Instruments in the education market. In this video I walk through the history of graphing calculators, starting with the Casio 7000G. I talk about the TI-81's Equation Operation System or EOS and demo it's matrix capabilities. I also show an exa…
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- January 26, 2021
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