Is the outside of a TI83+ different from a TI83 w/ROM 1.10?

yes, the 83+ is like the 89 only the screen is the same as on the 83. they've got a pic over at www.calc.org /purchasing/

-KAKE
IP
"fools rush in and get the best seats"

Our TI-83 Plus page is up under our Calculators section. There's not much happening there yet, but we'll be updating it as soon as we get more info (like ROM versions).

Chris

I believe that the latest rom version for the 83+ is 1.03 (TI's site says so =)

-Dan

I read that the TI83+ only has 24k of user RAM, not flash rom, but RAM. Does this mean that Joltima won't fit?

RAM really isn't the issue. The TI guy posted earlier that asm programs will be limited to 8k in size. The stupid limit will kill Joltima before the lack of RAM will, unless it is worked around like with Joltima for the 86.

Does this mean an "AShell" would be required to run big ASM programs, or would we need a YAS?

or either they could just chop it up ];-)

-KAKE
IP
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that's what she said

Just thought I'd mention that the TI-83+ has been announced by Texas Instruments at the address above. So all of you who were skeptical... now someone hacked ti.com to announce that?!

>panama:
>>True, but the news item certainly gives you the >>impression that TI had just released their new >>calc, with the key words being "...sent out >>their FIRST shipments..."
>>Oh, well...perhaps this is the fault of >>Dimension TI for not posting the article at an >>accurate time?...

Who cares?? We're not talking about Kosovo here!
It's a CALCULATOR. I like it as much as the rest of you, but that's all it is. These kinds of posts are so counterproductive, and they're all over these comments pages.

does anyone know if 83's will be able to be upgraded to 83+'s?

No, they will not. You have to buy a whole separate calculator.

Hey, I know this is great and everything, but
once Bryan Rittmeyer (or some other asm god)
finishes the driver port for the Expander II
to the TI-83, then we can all have a 512k
archive for less than the price of a new TI-83+!

$92.00? Well I think that a TI-83 and an EII
(for about $30) would make just as good a
combination.

Does anyone know anything about the format of
programs for the archive? Are they just regular
ASM programs? Mail me.

I got my TI-83+ today. It looks cool, but everything is exactly like TI-83. I didn't find any difference between my TI-83+ and my friend's TI-83, except for the CBL crap which I know I am never going to use. Even the TI-83 Assembly Games work in TI-83+.

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What is the 83? what is new about it? Can I upgrade my 83? please e-mail me at adamsolove@xoommail.com

how do you get the ti-83 ASM games to work on the ti-83+? me and my friends have tried to figure it out but had no success at it. would any one be kind enough to e-mail me the answer?

im with that dude, i want my ti-83 games to work on my ti-83+ so i can play games in chemistry!

debussy

I just got a Ti-83 plus for school thinking all the normal 83 games would work. I bring it home and connect it to the conputer and load in some games and a shell. I can run all the Basic gams well but the Assembly games don't work. Please help.

I was wondering if you guys knew where you can get the best price for a TI-83 or TI-83 Plus. Thanks