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Texas Instruments TI-10

Date of introduction:	February, 2002	Display technology:	LCD
New price:	$12.99	Display size:	11 +11 characters
Size:	6.9" x 3.3" x 0.50"
Weight:	4.1 ounces	Serial No:
Batteries:	CR2025	Date of manufacture:	mth 05 year 2002
AC-Adapter:		Origin of manufacture:	China (N)
Precision:	13	Integrated circuits:
Memories:	1
Program steps:		Courtesy of:	Joerg Woerner

Combines the features of the MathMate with the 2-line display of the TI-15.

Perfect for reinforcing math concepts in all elementary subjects:

	Problem-solving mode lets the student or the calculator create problems and give logical answers. Perfect for using with children's stories that have math themes. Great for individualized practice of basic facts.
	Enter expressions with a missing number or missing operand using the "? Key". Also evaluate inequalities to build number sense skills.
	Constant operation key helps students learn to build tables and investigate patterns while developing multiplication, division, addition and subtraction s kills. Use the TI-10 with blocks and other manipulatives to show skip counting by 2's, 5's and more!
	Place value feature helps teachers reinforce place value that is often taught using base ten blocks. See how many 1s, 10s, 100s, 1000s, or even 10ths, 100ths are in a specified number.

From a technical point of view the TI-10 is a typical far-east design. The single-chip calculator circuit is bonded directly to a high-quality printed circuit board (PCB) while the keyboard makes use of a much simpler PCB.

There is no relation ship to the TI-10 Profit Guide introduced already in 1986.

Stokes Publishing Company, Inc. based in Sunnyvale, California sold a companion for the teacher, view the wonderful TI-10 Overhead Calculator.

Math Explorer ™ and MathMate ™ are trademarks of Texas Instruments.

If you have additions to the above article please email: joerg@datamath.org.