Which retailer was the first to implement an interactive 'Try Before You Buy' platform specifically for graphing calculators, allowing customers to test complex mathematical functions online before purchase?

The mathematics education market has evolved significantly with technological advancements. Various retailers have pioneered different approaches to selling mathematical tools, software, and educational resources. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant retail innovation that changed how mathematical tools were marketed and sold to students, educators, and professionals.

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Texas Instruments Direct, which launched its virtual calculator simulator in 2006 that allowed full functionality testing through browsers
Staples' Math Center, which created in-store kiosks with mathematical software demos in 2008
Amazon's Mathematics Marketplace, which introduced 30-day trials for digital math tools in 2010
Best Buy's Education Zone, which pioneered video demonstrations of calculator functions in 2005