Yes, go TI!
TIs are definitely better.

Vive le TI!

Vive la calculatrice!

Vive la calculatrice TI!

I've a friend who has an old Psion 3mx. I have managed to persuade him to get a TI because he can do so much more: free software, neater programming, smaller, longer battery life, comes with a link cable, cheaper, more software.
All he came back with were:
QWERTY keyboard (but TI have made one, haven't they?)
Bigger/Higher resolution screen.

TI hasn't made qwerty keyboards yet, but they are supposed to release them at some point. Also, I think it was Michael Vincent who worked with another person to develop the necessary hardware and drivers to attatch a normal qwerty keyboard to your calculator.

(hesitant coughing noise)
uhhh...
uhhh....
uhh-chhheeeeee<TI-92!!!>eeeeeew
uhhhh....
uhhh...
uhh-chhheeeeeee<DUH!!!>eeew!!

The "keyboard" on the 92/+ is, I think, equivalent to palm ones.

well, yeah, the 92/+ have keyboards, but I was refering to the other, deprived calcs....actually, if you can get used to it, there's the QWERTY app for the 83+, that lets you type on it like a normal QWERTY keyboard once you turn it sideways. Its kinda clumsy though, a normal keyboard would be nice.

The TI-92/92+ have Qwerty keyboards.

Hey! That's fun to type!

Qwerty
Qwerty
Qwerty

Boy, it is! It's more fun to type:

`1234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;'zxc vbnm,./

And it's even more fun to type w00t!w00t!p00p!

what about ',.pyf!!!

',.pyf
',.pyf
',.pyf

',.pyfgcrl/=\
aoeuidhtns-
;qjkxbvwz

How about:
fred?

fred
fred
fred

Oh, and to the guy with the bad disease (cough and cold), I was referring to the more standard upright calcs, NOT the old 92+ &c.

oh, thanks. TI probably should have made the voyage an upright.

Viva le w00t!
Viva le p00p!

What the heck is up with this "Parade!" thing, anyway? I didn't type that just to type it, I'd really like to know.

w00t!

What kind of keyboard is that??

Dvorak keyboard?

yes, good for you!

The fact is that Palms simply aren't designed for math, unlike the TI graphing calculators. Besides, I'd like to see someone convince a teacher to allow him/her to use a PDA on a math test ...

Actually, about the only thing that's calculator-targetted on TI:s calcs is the keyboard - everything else is just a generic z80/68k machine...
This is of course only true for the graphing calcs. :)

Good point ...

it is stil a less popular platform for programming, has no simple task switching, etc., which makes cheating harder. PDAs are expensive and distracting

CALCULATOR!

I suppose i am wrong slightly, but what kind of school would te students to buy PDAs?

Business schools