Which graphing calculator product launch in the 1990s revolutionized math education by making complex visualizations accessible to students, becoming a required tool in many high school and college courses?

Mathematics education has been transformed by various retail innovations and product launches. From basic calculators to advanced software, the tools we use to teach and learn math have evolved dramatically. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant product launch that changed how students interact with mathematical concepts. Can you identify the correct product launch that revolutionized accessibility to advanced mathematics in education?

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Texas Instruments TI-83 (1996) with its user-friendly interface and comprehensive programming capabilities
Casio FX-7000G (1985) with the first commercially successful graphing features
HP 48G (1993) with revolutionary Reverse Polish Notation and expanded memory
Sharp EL-9600 (1995) with its innovative color display and touchscreen functionality