Most of Sharp's BASIC computers look like similar models from Casio: a "landscape" look, QWERTY keyboard, and an optional numeric/calculator keypad. -

Trigonometrics, Exponentials, Hyperbolics, Linear regression, Graphing, Fractions, Continuous memory, Matrix Overall, the EL-531TH is a compact and lightweight calculator that is designed for general scientific calculations. It is not specifically designed for complex financial calculations or currency conversions. The use of premium plastic materials ensures its reliability and durability over time. Trigonometrics, Exponentials, Hyperbolics, Linear regression, Continuous memory, Sound, Matrix, baseNTrigonometrics, Exponentials, Hyperbolics, Standard deviation, Solver, Integration, Fractions, Complex, Continuous memory, Matrix, baseN, Unit conversions, Constants Trigonometrics, Exponentials, Hyperbolics, Linear regression, Graphing, Fractions, Complex, Continuous memory, Matrix, baseN While the EL-531TH does not have a currency converter, it does come equipped with a random number and integer generator. This feature can be useful for statistical analysis or generating random numbers for various purposes. Trigonometrics, Exponentials, Hyperbolics, Linear regression, Graphing, Solver, Integration, Complex, Continuous memory, Sound, Matrix, Unit conversions, Constants, Equation library Trigonometrics, Exponentials, Linear regression, Complex, Continuous memory, baseN, Unit conversions, Constants

Here at Stapleswe have all the office supplies you need for the classroom and university studies. Ensure that you're ready for all your studies with our range of Schools and Teaching Supplies. Key Information: Sharp EL-531XH Scientific Calculator Trigonometrics, Exponentials, Hyperbolics, Linear regression, Graphing, Fractions, Complex, Continuous memory, Matrix The clear to view twin line LCD display on thisscientific calculator shows 12 digits on the upper line and 10 larger digits + 2 on the lower line. This allows for a natural textbook display of equations and formulas.Next to Casio, Sharp remains Japan's (and possibly, the world's) second most prolific calculator manufacturer. Like Casio, Sharp was present at the very beginning, introducing a pre-LCD programmable calculator in the mid-1970s. Like Casio, Sharp presently focuses on the educational and business markets; their current programmable models are primarily graphing calculators aimed at students. And, I am somewhat sad to add, just like Casio's, Sharp's models are also somewhat uninspiring. You won't find either the quality of a TI-89, or the functional elegance of an HP-49G in a current Sharp model. Keystroke Programmables Sharp continues to produce simple low-end keystroke programmables. The technology found in the EL-5813, a 30-step machine with no program review/editing capability, has since found its way into many OEM machines as well. Trigonometrics, Exponentials, Hyperbolics, Linear regression, Complex, Continuous memory, Constants, Equation library