First, let me say that I remember signing up for Legolover64 not Legolonver64...

Anyways, I own an 84 SE. I got it 2 days ago, and it's awesome! Over 44 preloaded apps (at my count) and a very fast speed! The TI Connect software for it is beta, but that's besides the point. The USB point is not A nor B, it's a different type. It also has the I/O port. This does make it tedious for linking with friends who don't have an 84. It does a sine wave and Zfits it in under ten seconds. The memory and processor speed aren't big improvements, but they sure are useful!

This should clear some of this up.

wait, howd you get an 84se? i just e-mailed ticares and they said it isnt out to the main use community yet, are you a teacher? or did you get one from a teacher?

My local Super Target had them for $130.00 I live in MN, I don't know about you guys.

Why would you wanna buy this...no offense but besides ti-83plus and ti-82 that i "Found"...their is nothing greater then a ti-89 and maybe that voyager thing. What we need is for all calculators to be more like pocket pc's since thats how we all use them when were not doing math.

I bought it, but only because I'm a sucker for new stuff, and I had to get a new one anyway (was giving old one to brother).

I really like it so-far, the only downsides I can find at the moment are: The link cable it comes with is only USB to USB, so, if you want to connect to non-84+ folk you have to find a traditional link cable. I think they should've included a USB to Traditional cable..
Also, the 3 colors of faceplates don't really appeal to me. I'd really like to see green.
Thirdly, having to buy the kickstand case extra sucks.

Looks to me like TI is just scrambling to match the capabilities and features of HP's 49G+, all they're doing is adding USB ports (89 to 89 Titanium), why not just call it an 83+ Gold or something... No need to use a whole new model... Still not as good as HP, they need to get off of their butts and design a new calc from scratch if they want to make a better calc...