Texas Instruments TI1795SV Solar Calculator | 
| Brand: Texas Instruments
Category: CE
List Price: $15.95
Buy New: $4.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  8 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.1 x 4.3 x 1
MPN: TI1795SV
Model: TI1795SV
UPC: 033317022977
EAN: 0033317022977
ASIN: B00000JBLU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Easy keyboard operation | | • | Change sign (+/-) key | | • | Square root key | | • | Solar and battery powered | | • | Angled display |
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Product Description
The Texas Instruments 1795SV SuperView is a mini desktop calculator that, despite its compact size, delivers the ease and performance you'd expect in a larger desktop model. Angled LCD screen with large numbers for easy viewing One Memory Storage Function
Amazon.com Review
If you're looking for a low-cost calculator but want a unit that's sturdier than most, then the Texas Instruments TI1795SV may be your ideal choice. It offers basic math operations without the frills that you may never need. Plus, it has a combination solar/battery power supply for long battery life and easy reading in any lighting condition. The TI1795SV is a slightly larger and sturdier version of the Texas Instruments TI1706 solar calculator. Like the TI1706, the TI1795 offers functions for square root, percentages, plus and minus values, and memory. However, the TI1795 is designed as a mini desktop calculator, so its eight-character LCD is larger and easier to read, and the unit overall has a weightier and more substantial feel. Although it's too large to fit in a shirt pocket, the TI1795SV fits comfortably in a coat pocket or a purse. Use it at home, work with it at the office, or take it to the grocery store or anywhere you need quick and easy calculations. --John Frederick Moore
Amazon.com Product Description
The classic mini-desktop calculator for home, office, or retail with big keys and a giant SuperView display.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 Makes math fun. October 8, 2008
My old calculator's number lights went out--3 or 8, 1 or 7, 4 or 9? But I liked it's size and shape so I searched for a similar one. This is almost the same except--much better!! The keys and numbers are larger, it has more operations, and does a neat trick: the first number and operation entered become a temporary constant. Like 2+2=4; 3=5; 4=6. Well worth the mere $15 to get it to my door. Made me glad the old one broke!
Perfect July 15, 2008
If you need a calculator that prints, this is not the calculator for you. However, if you need a handy sized, easy to read, solar calculator...this is a good one. It does everything that I want a calculator to do at work. It can figure %. I never use these features, but it can figure tax rates and has memory (mrc, m-, m+). The buttons are big enough. I would buy this model again.
Tough Little Calculator! (Style has changed - see photo) February 17, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm SO happy to see they still make this model calculator! I've had mine for about ten years now and use it daily and it finally died today. I've used it so much I wore the paint off of the point key, and pulled it out tonight to check something and the plus key (finally) stopped working. This is an awesome and very tough little calculator, the display is nice and big and very easy to read in even low light (and I have poor vision), it's lightweight and I can easily throw it in the drawer without worrying about it getting damaged, but it's not so light you can't pound away on it without it slipping around (and it has two little rubber feet to keep it in place). And it's completely solar, no batteries to worry with. I just ordered another one tonight, and I'm so glad I don't have to get used to a different one (I key very fast and it keeps up with me), here's hoping my new one lasts another ten years :-)
Update - I just got this in the mail today and FYI the style number is the same but the design has changed (see photo comparisons above, the Amazon stock photo is incorrect). The new one is bigger and rounder, about a half inch wider and longer. It's also thicker and the key pad is 'ergonomically' rounded, which makes it a longer reach for short fingers. The buttons are a little bigger and there is an extra row of three at the top (rate, tax+, tax-) that I don't need. So it will take a little getting used to, I wish it was still the smaller size, but the display is still big and easy to read and the keys are quick.
Perfect calculator December 28, 2007
We were looking for a calculator that was large enough to actually use our fingers instead of some kind of pointer to hit the keys with. Seems like most were either too small or jumbo size (way too large) This one was just right and at a good price too.
 defective August 20, 2007
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I PURCHASED THIS ITEM IN JULY AND THE NUMBER 9 IS FROZEN IN THE WINDOW.
I CAN NOT ENTER ANY NUMBERS OR DELETE THE #9. HOW DO I RETURN THIS ITEM?
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