Re: LF: LCD Display

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Subject: Re: LF: LCD Display
From: "Kevin T. Huber" <khuber@MR.Net>
Date: Mon, 2 Dec 1996 05:47:00 GMT
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I can barely use my TI-92 without direct overhead light and then at a
narrow angle range.  My HP is fine in low light conditions.  There are a
lot of trade-offs either way (i.e. my HPs cost $250 a piece which is
getting pretty steep for a calculator).  I also found TI-Basic easier to
deal with than RPN in non-trivial programs.  The biggest gripe I have
against the TI-92 is the size -- otherwise I prefer it over my HPs for
everyday stuff.  It would be nice to be able to do base arithmetic on the
TI though...

-Kevin
khuber@mr.net

Ed Plese, Jr. writes:
 > expensive.  Besides, do you really need a quality LCD for displaying 
 > numbers as it was designed to do?

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Re: LF: LCD Display

From: "Ed Plese, Jr." <eplese@igs1.lnd.com>

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