TI-83+ Silver Edition Shipping
Posted by Eric on 4 May 2001, 22:06 GMT
Welp, slowly but surely, the long-awaited new TI-83+ Silver Edition calculators are starting to go live. As with most everything else nowadays, your best bet (if you're *that* anxious for one) is to buy online. So far, from what I've heard, the non-profit calc.org is selling them for $127, and Global Products has them for $129.95 (note: we are not affiliated with either of these sites nor are we endorsing them in any way). Lots of other online retailers will probably offer them soon as well, and eventually maybe they'll pop into your local electronics store too. Anyone have one already? Post about it below.
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Sorry for the off-topic...
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Dimon
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What programs are useful to have in TI 83+ calculator on Calculus AB AP exam?
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8 May 2001, 03:24 GMT
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Re: TI-83+ Silver Edition Shipping
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DWedit
(Web Page)
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Wouldn't the faster processor just get slowed down a lot to do screen copies?
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8 May 2001, 18:00 GMT
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Interrupts on the 83+S
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Stephen Compall
(Web Page)
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Because of the faster processor, does anyone know if the faster processor increases the interrupt rate (200Hz)?
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8 May 2001, 19:01 GMT
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Ti-83+ Silver Edition - ON THE CORRECT TOPIC
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Josh Niezgoski
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I ordered my Ti-83 Plus Silver Edition last Thursday about 11:00 PM Central Time, I'm probably getting this Thursday or Wenesday.. But... I have the orginal TI-83 Plus, and it has 24k on RAM, and 146k on achieve memory. Does the Silver Edition have 1,500k on it?
How fast it again? lol, I should be asking this before I buy it, but I was so excited to buy it!
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13 May 2001, 04:28 GMT
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