TI announces TI-83 Plus graphing calculator
Posted on 11 January 1999, 22:18 GMT
Texas Instruments has announced the TI-83 Plus graphing calculator. This is an upgradable calculator designed for high school and lower level university math and science courses. The TI-83 Plus includes all the features of the TI-83, and adds these features: - Flash ROM technology
- 160K built-in Flash ROM (user data archive)
- New applications developed by TI and other educational software developers
The TI-83 Plus is expected to cost about $5 or $10 more than the TI-83 and should be available this spring.
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Re: TI announces TI-83 Plus graphing calculator
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val
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I think that the ti83 cant be upgraded, (I dont know, I dont have a 83 but 86) Last time I cheacked my ti8x it didnt have any area to upgrade. And have you seen the specs for the 83+ has less user mem then the 83 24k instead of 27k
And if they do come out with a 86+ I'm sure its not going to be an upgrade to the 86 but a new calc (this is just a waste of money) If you want a better calc then get a higher 8x calc then the one you have, unless you have a 92+
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12 January 1999, 02:03 GMT
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Re: TI announces TI-83 Plus graphing calculator
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dexterity check
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I see all this pissing and moaning over "I just bought an 83 and now they have an 83 plus", and it makes me think "Yeah, I'm glad I have hands and and oversized winter coat."
I think I rolled a 20.
hehe haha hehe haha (look at my name)
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12 January 1999, 02:31 GMT
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Revolt
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Lets send a letter to ti saying about all this ti83 plus shiet!!! We should get an exchange for extra 10 dollars or something!!!!
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12 January 1999, 02:52 GMT
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Me
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i can understand where people are mad that they just bought the 83, but if there was an exchange program, then everyone who bought any old calc would want to trade it in towards a newer better one, there would be too much hassle to do it
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12 January 1999, 03:13 GMT
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Adam B
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This is not good. Ti has updated the Ti-92, and is moving on to updating the Ti-83. Once this is done and people are either satisfied or upset, it's likely that they'll update the 85. Or maybe the 86. Whichever it is, Ti is probably going to update all of the "better" calcs and make the originals obsolete. Just wait. In another 6 months, they'll come out with the Ti-86 plus. Or maybe sooner.
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12 January 1999, 03:23 GMT
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Fed Up
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Okay, everybody stop ripping on TI. Do you see any other companies out there who sell a calculator that is as versitile? HPs are impossible to use, and Casios aren't worth it. Sure, they need to come out with some more calculators, but that takes time. They came out with the 89!!!!!
Anyway, the TI-83 wasn't that great of a calc anyway. Go for an 85 or above, especially if you are in High School or above .
SO, stop bitc*ing about it. If there was no TI, this site wouldn't be here, and you'd find something else to bit*h about. Cut TI some slack, they're doing the best they can. And they're doing a pretty good job at it too!
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16 January 1999, 16:41 GMT
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