*Watches flash clip, mouth hangs open, eyes bug out and fall on desk, cannot take mind of SWEEEEEEEET calc*

It is Truth, the machine is in passes it of tests, as far as the resolution is far better to the Voyage, the memory and the processor is not even known, but what if we must do it is to write to him to TI so that it includes in the new machine all our requests.
So that it is the best computer of the world.

very cool but how much it gonna cost ..... :P

It appears that it may cost about $10 less than Voyage 200 and $20 more than 89Titanium. Or perhaps the same as the list price of the Titanium. I am basing this off of the above URL.
To get the identical software for your computer, PC or mac, with your handheld calculator would be twice as much.
It will be available to the public in August in Germany.

damn that calculator looks nice..... I would sell my current calcs, an 84 and 89 to help pay for it, if it comes out here. Plus I would be able to finish tests and quizzes in like 5 to 10 minutes with that thuing.

>Plus I would be able to finish tests and quizzes in like 5 to 10 minutes with that thuing.

Even though TI seems to be adding piles of new features, thinking for you isn't one of them...although they might put it in later, we'll just have to wait and see. ;-)

They might even sell a robotic arm and video camera as separate hardware so you can hook it up to your TI-Nspire and it can take the test for you, even writing down the answers in your handwriting. Or they might wait until later to add that ability...

Why not just go all the way and add a neural interface to use it as a brain coprocessor for all the real thinking?

because that would be allowed on tests :)
maybe the slogan for this new calc should be: "Ti-Nspire-S: the first calculator that has a mind of its own"
lol. people would be afraid to buy it.

> Ti-NSpire-*CAS*

If they just made the calculator an implant that interfaces directly with your brain no one could tell if you were using one - could make going through metal detectors interesting though. Obviously TI is not doing that with the TI-Nspire, but maybe the next new calculator. Maybe the TI-Nspire will have telepathic powers so you can use it even if it is hidden somewhere. It would be much harder to keep people from using it then. The TI-Nspire could even hook up to a robotic copy of yourself so you don't even have to wake up in the morning to take tests. I bet the TI-Nspire is being designed by aliens. Or maybe not... :P

look how many comments this has. It may be an all time high for ticalc.org

this, as in the calculator article. just making that more clear.

<farmer_voice> Nah, we old ticalc.org regulars know better *slaps no_one_2000 on back*. Hell, in the good old days, there'd be 20, 30 pages of comments... </farmer_voice>

No, seriously, this is nothing compared to this one survey we had a couple years ago on our favorite ticalc.org tradition (see link).

think of the all the discussion last years april fools joke got....2 surveys and a news article, all of which were loaded with discussion and flames.

Wow, you're right! That survey had WAY too many comments!

That was great. We should do that again sometime.

Haha, yeah, maybe for the... *checks survey archives* ...300th survey?

Truthfully, the impressive part is that we got this many post that are on topic.

I dont know if this is the article with most comments in ticalc.org history, maybe, but what about the comments on the article when they first released the 84+ żdoes anyone knows how many coments had that article?

See my post above. Also, if you want to see how many comments a news item had, check the archives.

I don't think that made such a big splash, it's basically just a 83+.

Awww you're just jealous! :-)