Over the years, Amazon has improved their Kindle lineup significantly. Most recently, they’ve added a new Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Paperwhite device– two new gadgets that are sure to make owners of previous Kindles drool.
Because there are a lot of different graphing calculators on the market, it’s hard to find the best graphing calculator for high school students. They range from the basic black-and-white graphing calculator to the amazing TI NSpire CX with its color screen and rechargeable battery. TI Wizard finds out which is the best graphing calculator [...]
During the month of January 2013 only, Amazon is giving a $50 discount on the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 inch tablet.
The only requirement to be eligible for the offer is to have an active Amazon Prime Student account. The best part of the offer is, it is not required to have a paid Amazon Prime membership. Students currently enrolled in the free 6 months of Amazon Prime for Students are also eligible for the discount. If you have a “.edu” email address, as most universities give out to students, you can register for the Amazon Student program.
The Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 inch tablet is a great alternative to the more expensive iPad and iPad Mini. With Amazon’s App Store and digital media catalog, Kindle Fire users can stream movies, music, and other content on demand. Amazon Prime members, like those eligible for this Kindle Fire HD discount, also have access to Amazon’s huge selection of free streaming movies.
Did you get a new Texas Instruments graphing calculator for Christmas this year? We’ve got you covered with the best games on the TI-83+ and TI-84+ calculators.
The holidays are almost here, and you’re trying to find a great gift for the math geek (or for that matter, anybody!) in the family. Whether the person is 18 or 48, there are plenty of great gifts to help out with college calculus or for managing the family finances.
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Today only, the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 inch tablet is discounted significantly with a coupon code. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 inch tablet is similarly sized to the iPad and has an amazing, full HD 1920×1200 screen.
Now that finals are over for college students and many high schoolers are heading into the holiday break, it’s a great time to take a study break and relax.
Now that the end of the semester is approaching for high school students, it’s a perfect time to backup your computer and protect it from the winter weather to make sure you don’t lose final projects and reports.
Because there are a lot of different graphing calculators on the market, it’s hard to find the best graphing calculator for high school students. They range from the basic black-and-white graphing calculator to the amazing TI NSpire CX with its color screen and rechargeable battery. TI Wizard finds out which is the best graphing calculator for high school students.
While midterms may be over for most students, final exams for the quarter or semester are coming up. Inevitably, you’ll be sitting in your room or the library trying to study. Here are 5 tools and website that’ll help you make the grade and ace your next test.
Whether you spend a lot of time on the plane or bus, you’re sure to get bored. Sure, you could bring along a couple of hard cover books, like the 630-page-epic Steve Jobs, but it’s a couple of pounds that you’re carrying unnecessarily. With some pretty amazing E-Reader offerings from Amazon and Barnes & Noble, there’s almost no reason to carry around another physical book.
Updated November, 2012 to add Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Paperwhite
Recently there have been several rumors about a new calculator from Texas Instruments launching next Spring. Interestingly, however, it’s not a TI NSpire– it’s a new model of TI-84 Plus: the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition.
