Check my link page to see a big screenshot of it. Keyboard looks kinda of awkward =/

Yeah, I wonder what those buttons (or LED's?) in between the keys are for?

If you look closely, you can see letters on the green ones. I was happy to see this - no more alpha hell!

yea, there are 26 green buttons and i see a Z on the last one so i woudld think so

what about theta?

yea, there are 26 green buttons and i see a Z on the last one so i woudld think so

um yea, sorry bout the double post

looks how small they are though....

maybe it's TI's compromise, non qwerty, so it will be allowed on standardized tests, yet easy to use then the other keyboards.

Price, date of availabilty, huge photo of the TI-NSpire and A DIRECT LINK TO PREORDER IT
are available in TI-BANK :

click on my URL

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that doesn't look real, why is their a watter mark on the picture on the preorder website? the same watermark in fact that is on the one at TI-BANK.

180 Euros? That's about $220-ish, right? That sounds awesome! Well, I guess it really does depend on the features... -____- If it ends up being 15MHz, then $220 would be way overpriced =P

And judging from what that French dude said in the comment, it would seem that this is actually reliable information, having contacted retailers... August 2006, eh? J'attends avec impatience =D

Well, it seems there will me no end of new-product hyper for me in August. This, Leopard deets, and possibly the IntelTowerMac (Formerly PowerMac).

It is rumored to run at 60 MHz.

The screen doesn't look grayscale.

I can almost assure you that it will be.

.....How does it not look grayscale? Haha, just taking a quick look at the screen, I see 4 colors (white, light gray, dark gray, black)... There's the gray behind the column in the table, there a some grays in the top bar, etc, etc

so TI 89 titanium will be cede the title of the most powerful TI calculator?

well, its still the best one permitted for SAT

89T most powerful TI calc? It's no more powerful then the plain old 89 or the V200 and 92+

Maybe not, but it takes the V200's large ROM, packs in a mini-USB port, making it TI's current top-of-the-line calculator product, along more or less with the V200.

The TI-89 Titanium includes all the built in functionality and power of the original TI-89. It has an increased amount of Flash ROM which is now equal to that of the Voyage 200 except the TI-89 Titanium is in a traditional handheld design.

I know the specs of the 89T I just don't think that they make it the most powerful calc. it is no more powerful than any other HW2

you know, i took a look at the HP 49G+... and it seems pretty darn cool now that ive actually opened my mind to it. Albeit, its really hard to use and definitely takes longer to learn than the Ti-89... Like, the HP looks more profession, the 89 is more kiddie like. If you wanna take a look, hpcalc.org has everything you need to test it out, even the rom.

On the paper the 49g+ looks perfect, but once you use it for a year or less, you start to see it's problems... =[

The HP-49G+ is really hard to navigate. The TI-89 makes more sense to use than the HP. I do like how the HP has a piezo speaker and a SD card slot.

Please forgive my english. I have a 49g+, on my thinking and my career, the UserRPL is very usefull, In the university,90% of the engineers and other profesionals like architects have a HP calc (i am an architect). In the website like hpcalc, there is a lot of engineering programs and apps that ticalc havent and a powerfull hardware.

Wow, so it actually gets used for professional stuff, that's pretty interesting...I bet the 75 Mhz ARM helps. ;-)

Well, I have only spent a few days trying to figure out some of the usefull functions of the HP49G+, so I am definately not a wiz at it. ;)

The ti89 titanium is actually more powerfull than the ti89 and ti92. It has more memory, and does more math. I also has more computing power.

excuse me *it* has more computing power

the 89T is no faster then a HW2 68k calc. theirfore no more powerfull.

I beg to differ, have all you people forgotten that the Titanium has built in implicit differentiation!!!???

that's done in softwhere. any 68k whith AMS 3.10 does the same. granted that AMS 3.10 only works on V200 and 89T.

That's right, I got both, ran several heavy calculations on them, side by side, and the ended up at the exact same time. Seems that hardware speed is identical.

Given that they no longer seem to update Ti89's OS but only the Ti89T's (that was my reason for buying a Ti89T even though I had a Ti89), the software may eventually drift far enough from the original Ti89, that the two will no longer compare. The current Ti89T OS already has several minor enhancements that make it just a tad more powerful than the Ti89.