Re: Best TI Calculator
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Well, the TI-83 and TI-85 have menuing systems (F1 and M1 keys) that allow
the use of menus under the actual calculating screen. The TI-82 has to go
thru full screen menuing, which is a real bummer and is slow. Also, if
you're used to a TI-83's menuing system, you won't like TI-85s as much and
visa versa (just a matter of learning).
"This is the most logical route, Captain"
-= Zenon@bbs.nexes.com =-
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: From: pteeple@mail.coin.missouri.edu
: To: Zenon
: Subject: Re: Best TI Calculator
: Date: November 15, 1996 11:37 AM
:
:
: Why is anything under a TI-85 harder to use? I would really like to
know.
:
: On Thu, 14 Nov 1996, Zenon Lynx wrote:
:
: > First of all, I think the TI-83 looks major bad. The TI-85 is the best
: > looking (besides TI-92) since it is black. Second, since there is
ZShell,
: > there can also be other OSs like a DOS for instance that would be more
: > powerful than ZShell or the TI-83 assembly bit. Thirdly, the TI-85
also
: > has a custom menu and lastly I find anything under a TI-85 is harder to
: > use. The TI-83 isn't actually better than the TI-85 for these "other
than
: > capablility" reasons.
: >
: > "This is the most logical route, Captain"
: > -= Zenon@bbs.nexes.com =-
: >
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: > : From: palmer@CAROL.NET
: > : To: Zenon
: > : Subject: Best TI Calculator
: > : Date: November 14, 1996 12:54 PM
: > :
: > :
: > : I'd get the 83 for 4 reasons: First of all, the design of the
calculator
: > : looks better than an 82 or 85. Second of all, It has Z80 programming
: > built
: > : in. That Means that assembly language programs can be created for it
: > : without using something like ZShell or Fargo. Thirdly, It has a
catalog;
: > : which for people like me who do not have a graph link makes it really
: > easy
: > : to enter programs into it. Finally, fourth it IS easier to opperate
than
: > : the 85. I have a friend with an 85 and I don't like using it. True,
it
: > has
: > : menus at the bottom of the screen, but the words are in little boxes
that
: > : are often hard to read. There's my two cents worth.
: > :
: > : Chad Palmer
: > : palmer@carol.net
: >
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