Which calculator brand has maintained essentially the same price point ($100-120) for its flagship graphing calculators for over 30 years, despite minimal hardware changes—a strategy now studied in business schools?

The graphing calculator market has been a fascinating study in pricing strategies within educational technology. Despite technological advancements that typically drive prices down, some brands have maintained premium pricing for decades. This poll explores a notable pricing phenomenon that defies typical product lifecycle patterns and has become a case study in educational product marketing.

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Texas Instruments (TI)
Casio
HP (Hewlett-Packard)
Sharp