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Texas Instruments TI-503 SV Standard Function Calculator

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Features

  • Easy-to-read 8 digit display
  • Large 7-millimeter display height
  • Three key memory
  • Switch key +/-
  • Power saving LCD

Description

Pocket-size calculator with large display. An indispensable tool for students, households, and offices for quick math calculations, figuring finances, or converting cooking measurements, the TI-503SV pocket calculator is always at the ready with its large clear LCD, three-key memory, and battery-conserving operation. This compact unit measures just 5 by 3 by 0.5 inches and has a +/- switch key to simplify entering negative numbers. The 7-millimeter-tall character display is easy to read, and the soft large keys are comfortable to operate. The sizable eight-digit display is not sacrificed to the small size. Easy to use when traveling, in the kitchen, classroom, or home office, the TI-503SV is so economical you can have one in each room. Plus, an automatic shutoff feature conserves battery life. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Manufacturer This compact, economical calculator works well for either handheld or desktop use. It offers pocket-size convenience with a giant eight- digit SuperView display that provides easy, on-the-spot answers. The roomy keyboard has well-spaced rubber keys. The change sign (+/-) key simplifies entering negative numbers. The unit is battery powered for operation anywhere. The automatic power down (APD) feature conserves battery life. See more


Product Dimensions: 4.75 x 3 x 0.39 inches


Item Weight: 3.04 ounces


Item model number: 503SV/FBL/2L1


Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes


Date First Available: August 15, 2008


Department: Office Machines and Supplies


Manufacturer: Texas Instruments


Country of Origin: China


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I'm a Harvard grad, 99% GRE scorer and professional GRE tutor with 18 years of experience. This basic, 4-function calculator from Texas Instruments gets my strong recommendation because of its price point, sturdiness, ease-of-use and most importantly, its easy-to-press buttons. Cheaper standard function calculators often have gummy little buttons that barely protrude from the top of the surface of the calculator and have way too much "give" to them. These cheaper buttons are often hard to press, and make using the calculator difficult. By contrast, this TI calculator has very firm plastic buttons that are easy to press, and to use quickly without mistakes. The TI 503-SV is very similar to the on-screen calculator that is used on the computer version of the GRE (Graduate Record Exam), as well as the calculator provided for the paper-based test. If you are studying for the GRE, then this is a great little tool at a decent price (a little more expensive, but much studier, easier to use and reliable than others like it). Unlike the more advanced TI calculators, this one does not come with a cover, but then again, it's only $5. You could buy or use a nicer calculator instead, yes, but in my opinion it's important to practice with a calculator that has the same limitations as the one you will be using on the test (for example, it only displays answers out to 8 digits). If you're like me, then you never really had much use for the memory buttons, and you wonder why they are there taking up valuable real estate. But if they are on there, then you should at least know what they mean: M+ = Memory Add = takes the answer to the operation and either adds it to the memory (you will see an "M" in the upper-left hand side) or to whatever number is already in the memory M- = Memory Subtract = takes the answer to the operation and subtracts it from the memory MRC = Memory Recall = provides the new number stored in the memory / answer to the operation For example, to perform the operation (2 x 3) + (5-2) you could press the following keys: 2 x 3 (M+) 5 - 2 (M+) MRC Yes, I know, it’s complicated…but now you know. It's almost always easier—and more reliable—to simply write down important numbers on your scrap paper with a good old-fashioned pencil. Final tip: if you see an "E" in the lower-left hand corner, then this means that your answer is too big to fit. Can you find cheaper basic calculators on Amazon? Of course, but I'd rather pay a couple of bucks extra for something of much higher quality. ... show more
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