Bullseye Deals via eBay[ebay.com] has Casio FX-9750GIII 3rd Edition Graphing Calculator (White) on sale for $41.99. Shipping is free.
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Even as the owner of the Casio fx-CG500, I was actually surprised to learn that the regular retail remains around $70 for this particular model of Casio. Admittedly, this is likely driven entirely by the retail price of the competing equivalent from TI, which is between $100-150 these days.
The upgrades in the fx-9750GIII model, and general repositioning by Casio, have set the 9750GIII as the entry-level graphing option from Casio. The 9750GIII is Casio's only monochrome screen graphing calculator, and this model lacks either MicroPython support (as in the CG50 and CG100) or Computer Algebra System (CAS) functionality (as in the CG500).
Besides the CG500, I personally own two other models of Casio: the 9750G PLUS and 9750GII, the latter being hacked with the firmware of the 9860.
Considering all of this, I consider myself reasonably qualified in suggesting that absolutely no one should be buying the 9750GIII at this price unless they really, REALLY want one.
Good luck!
Jon
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The upgrades in the fx-9750GIII model, and general repositioning by Casio, have set the 9750GIII as the entry-level graphing option from Casio. The 9750GIII is Casio's only monochrome screen graphing calculator, and this model lacks either MicroPython support (as in the CG50 and CG100) or Computer Algebra System (CAS) functionality (as in the CG500).
Besides the CG500, I personally own two other models of Casio: the 9750G PLUS and 9750GII, the latter being hacked with the firmware of the 9860.
Considering all of this, I consider myself reasonably qualified in suggesting that absolutely no one should be buying the 9750GIII at this price unless they really, REALLY want one.
Good luck!
Jon
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