Re: TI-92's on sale...
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Re: TI-92's on sale...
Get the 86. It will come out in a week or so, so by the time you need
it, early ROM bugs will have been worked out. It should be about $10
over the 85, so about $120, I think. If for no other reason, the 86
has triple the memory capacity of the 85. I plan on getting one in a
month. Try TI's home page for more information: http://www.ti.com .
Look for Product Info then calculators, then Graphing Calcs, then the
86.
On Sun, 8 Jun 1997 21:44:38 -0400, Adam Trilling <adamt@SHADOW.NET>
wrote:
>I saw this earlier today also and I was wondering about it. I thought
>the 92 listed for $199. I don't really care about RAM number. I would
>buy a 92 except it would cause me some College Board problems :) I was
>wondering what info people had about the 86. How much will it cost? I'm
>not buying a new calc until the fall. Should I get an 85 or is the 86
>worth the extra money? I'm taking Calc AB/BC next year and I plan to
>keep the calc through undergraduate school (plan to major in Comp Sci).
>Any advice?
>
>On Sat, 7 Jun 1997, Krueger wrote:
>
>> I was in a Target store last night and I noticed that they had TI-92's
>> on sale
>> for $169. I played with the display model, and found that it's ROM
>> version
>> was 1.7. Unfortunately, I want 1.12 (or newer, if it exists) and
>> there's no
>> way to tell with a sealed calc. Could Target be blowing 'em out to make
>> room for a newer version?
>>
>> Krueger
>>
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>
>
>Adam Trilling
>adamt@shadow.net d023681c@dc.seflin.org
>
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>
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