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A Look at the PET Project
Posted by Michael on 11 March 2008, 05:16 GMT
Joerg Woerner of the Datamath Calculator Museum has obtained six prototype calculators on loan from TI and documented them. These calculators were part of the PET project which we previously reported on. These calculators were intended to become the next generation of graphing calculators and ran Linux, had wireless connectivity, and much more.
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Re: A Look at the PET Project
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aladdinslamp 
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Yes... imagine it. It would have been like a computer in your hand. But TI wanted to sell to the educational market, so oh well.
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11 March 2008, 08:33 GMT
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Re: A Look at the PET Project
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simon zack
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Too bad, rather than having no 'proper math' keyboard, these seem more like PCs. I'd rather buy something that kind and add software like mathematica to it. Anyway, by that time, computers (hopefully :p) would be way better, oh well... *sigh*
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11 March 2008, 10:01 GMT
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