Which mathematics product retailer was the first to successfully transition from primarily selling physical calculation tools to becoming a leading provider of digital mathematics learning platforms?

The educational mathematics product industry has transformed dramatically in the digital age. Traditional tools like physical calculators and graph paper have evolved into sophisticated software and online platforms. This poll tests your knowledge about how mathematical product retailers have adapted to changing educational needs and technological advancements. Can you identify which major retail shift has most significantly impacted the mathematics education market?

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Texas Instruments, with their TI-Nspire ecosystem that bridged physical calculators with integrated software solutions in 2007
Casio Education, with their ClassPad digital mathematics learning system launched in 2010
HP Education, with their Prime graphing calculator and connected classroom system in 2013
Pearson Mathematics, with their digital-first MyMathLab platform transition in 2009