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Texas Instruments BA II Plus Financial Calculator | 
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| Brand: Texas Instruments
Category: CE
List Price: $45.00
Buy New: $22.48
You Save: $22.52 (50%)
New (45) Used (7) from $22.48
Rating:  96 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6 x 3 x 0.6
MPN: BAIIPlus
Model: BAIIPlus
UPC: 033317035625
EAN: 0033317071784
ASIN: B00000JZKB
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Performs common math as well as various financial functions | | • | Worksheet mode includes tables for amortization, bond, depreciation, and compound interest | | • | Built-in memory for storage of previous worksheets | | • | Can perform cash-flow analysis and advanced list-based statistics | | • | Slide-case included to protect screen |
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Product Description
Solve time-value-of-money calculations / Generate amortization schedules / Includes trigonometric functions, natural logarithms, powers analysis Gives business professionals and students access to powerful features such as cash-flow analysis and advanced, list-based statistics
Amazon.com Product Description
We're definitely taking this along with us the next time we shop for a house. Though it takes a little effort to master the collection of financial worksheets available on the Texas Instruments BA II Plus, you'll be glad you invested the time and money in this fine financial calculator.The BA II Plus operates in standard calculator and worksheet modes. The standard mode lets you perform common math as well as operations involving the time value of money--that is, applications such as mortgages or annuities in which payments are equal and evenly spaced. You can also perform trigonometric functions in standard mode. The more hard-core worksheet mode includes tables for amortization, bond, depreciation, and compound interest. If you're not familiar with such calculations, the very helpful user's manual will guide you through the process. All previous worksheet values are stored in memory, so you don't have to retype all the bond maturity or cash flow analysis figures. The average user who wants to calculate a basic loan payment will be more comfortable working in the standard calculator mode. We were using the BA II Plus tools for calculating basic interest and payment periods within minutes. Still, it's good to know that the more advanced features are available for those who require heavy-duty financial computing. Finance students and average users alike will find much to like in the Texas Instruments BA II Plus. --John Frederick Moore
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| Customer Reviews: Read 91 more reviews...
Nice size, works well, but a little complicated to use July 18, 2008
There is definitely a learning curve for this item. I found myself pouring over the intruction manual way too many times, spending more time on figuring out how to use the calculator than actually using it to calculate! It is a nice size and has a ton of functions-way more than I will ever need.
 BA II plus calculator July 12, 2008
I received it as it was described. It took longer to receive but it was not so bad.
 Attractively Priced For a Reason... July 11, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Realistically, the BA II Plus can do everything you need from a financial calculator - any of the more advanced function that are lacking are better suited for Excel anyway.
My problem is that for the simple, everyday uses, the BA II Plus requires more keystrokes and is more 'complex' than its counterparts. For people who value time and efficiency, stay away.
I believe this is a classic example of 'you get what you pay for.' Spring for the more expensive HP unless you absolutely cannot afford it.
Good product May 14, 2008
This is a good product, cheaper than comparables, but the buttons could work a little better...
 not as good as its predecessor May 5, 2008
No need to repeat the comprehensive reviews already posted. Two comments I wish to add:
1) more buttons, more functions = simple calculations more complicated
2) confusing display. e.g., when you amortize a debt and compute the payment amount, the answer will appear as a NEGATIVE number. (the manual confirms this)
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