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More text-based adventures for the TI-eZ80 series ticalc.org/archives/news/art…
TI-84 Plus CE POTY voting begins ticalc.org/archives/news/art…
TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition POTY voting opens ticalc.org/archives/news/art…
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I didn't expect to ever release another version of Doors CS for the @TICalculators TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus, but Doors CS 7.4 is now out to provide compatibility with newly manufactured #calculators: cemetech.net/downloads/files… / ticalc.org/archives/files/fi… . @cemetech @ticalcorg
So what, should we start posting hot pictures of graphing calculators on Instagram now or use Mastodon?
Look, folks, we're going to be honest with you here: carrying around your TI-83+ in a belt holster isn't cool. It's super cool.
Kickass
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Remember putting some version of mario that had sound on the teacher-edition of the TI-86, and connecting speakers to it :) Big screen gaming with sound!
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It has been quite a while since I made a #graphingcalculator video, but it was time to update Cemetech's Back-to-School calculator guide for the current palette of options. #edtech #BacktoSchool2022
What graphing calculator should I get? Our 2022 Back to School Graphing Calculator Guide is here. Learn about calculators from @TICalculators, @CasioEducate, and @HPEDU, or skip to the end for our verdict: youtube.com/watch?v=DtWZqrmb…
My partner walked into our office today and asked me why I had purchased a label maker.
(It was a TI-92)
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It’s true. If you look at the mother board of the original iPhone, you’ll see that it is identical to the TI86.
Replying to @MakeAugusta
In 1996 Texas Instruments came out with the TI-86, deprecating the TI-85. It is more of the same and you can see hints of the future TI-83. While it looks a lot like the TI-85, it packs double the ROM and FOUR TIMES the RAM as the TI-85, while maintaining the same 6MHz Z80.
Did you know that the TI-86 was the original design inspiration for the iPhone?
It's (probably) true!!!
















