TI-1030

TI-1030
Calculator
Type	4 function
Introduced	June 11, 1978
Discontinued	1980
Successor	TI-1031
Cost	$15.95
Display type	LCD
Programming
Other
Power supply	2 LR43
Weight	54 grams
Dimensions	4.6" x 2.6" x 0.35"

The TI-1030 is a 4 function calculator first manufactured by Texas Instruments on June 11, 1978. The introductory price was $15.95 (equivalent to $58 in 2015).^[1] It was powered by 2 LR43 sized batteries.^[2]

References

Texas Instruments calculators

Z80-based graphing	TI-73 TI-81 TI-82 TI-83x TI-84x TI-85 TI-86

M68k-based graphing	TI-89 TI-92x and Voyage 200 PLT

ARM-based graphing	TI-PLT (canceled) TI-Nspire–TI-Nspire CAS

Other graphing	TI-80

Non-graphing programmable	TI-55 TI-55 II TI-55 III TI-56 TI-57x TI-58x TI-59 TI-74 TI-95 (PROCALC)

Scientific models	TI SR-50 TI-30 TI-32 TI-34 TI-35 TI-36 TI-54 TI-68

Financial models	Business Analyst series

Other models	TI-108 TI-7 TI-12 TI-15 TI-1030 TI-1031

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