Casio FX-83GTPLUS only 75p @ Morrisons
Loads in stock @ Bishop Auckland
The Casio FX-83GTPLUS is the UK's best-selling scientific calculator. Allowed in every UK exam where a calculator can be used. Suitable for use from Key Stage 3, 4 and above and recommended for GCSE, A/AS level, Standard and Higher. Provides 260 functions and is battery powered (AAA batteries, included). Large 10+2 digit display. Auto power off. The Natural Display (Natural-V.P.A.M.) shows mathematical expressions like roots and fractions as they appear in your textbook increasing comprehension because results are easier to understand. Hard plastic 'slip-on' and 'removable' case included.
16 comments
nublets2k
30 Apr 16#16
A few low prices in a four year period doesn't mean the regular price is tending towards about a pound
othen
30 Apr 16#15
... and your point being?
nublets2k
30 Apr 16#14
That Tesco deal was four years ago. Not exactly recent...
pawleil
30 Apr 16#13
I don't have much patience. How much are the Calcunow's ?
.... :stuck_out_tongue:
I don't understand how a calculator can be so cheap?
It just doesn't add up.
fivegoldstars
30 Apr 161#9
Cold. Why? Just cos.
nublets2k to fivegoldstars
30 Apr 163#10
No there's sin and tan too
Paul_De_Uderwan
30 Apr 162#6
Cold - I took this into an A Level French exam and failed miserably, malheureusement :man:
laings86
30 Apr 16#5
was in a standard price tag or reduced to clear?
othen
30 Apr 162#4
Good find, although I suspect this may have become the regular price. Sometimes it is hard to understand the world we live in: a haircut costs £10, but I piece of consumer electronics manufactured on the other side of the world and transported to a convenient retail store where I can buy it costs £0.75.
Heat added anyway.
Rickardo to othen
30 Apr 16#8
I get what you're saying about the lack of logic - wish my haircut was £5 again - but this is not the regular price. I know this isn't gospel, but the lowest it's ever been on Amazon, for example, is £4 whilst currently £6.50 against an RRP nearly double that.
MattP79
30 Apr 165#1
Must get one if for no other reason to type 55378008 again :wink:
David23 to MattP79
30 Apr 161#2
In a world without smartphones that was possibly the most entertaining thing you could do in a classroom!
nathan18k to MattP79
30 Apr 162#3
The good old days! :stuck_out_tongue:
Rickardo to MattP79
30 Apr 16#7
Preferred'5318008' myself, but it doesn't really work on these Casios as it used to because of the more natural display of numbers, just as they appear here. Need the old skool, block display where '07734' also worked when the 4 could pass for an upside down 'h'.
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Loads in stock @ Bishop Auckland
The Casio FX-83GTPLUS is the UK's best-selling scientific calculator. Allowed in every UK exam where a calculator can be used. Suitable for use from Key Stage 3, 4 and above and recommended for GCSE, A/AS level, Standard and Higher. Provides 260 functions and is battery powered (AAA batteries, included). Large 10+2 digit display. Auto power off. The Natural Display (Natural-V.P.A.M.) shows mathematical expressions like roots and fractions as they appear in your textbook increasing comprehension because results are easier to understand. Hard plastic 'slip-on' and 'removable' case included.
16 comments
....
:stuck_out_tongue:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/casio-calculator-fx-83gt-plus-tesco-1-25-1040250
or a similar deal at Asda for a few pounds:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/casio-fx-83gt-plus-scientific-calculator-2-25-asda-instore-2420947
It just doesn't add up.
Heat added anyway.