Re: TI-95

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Subject: Re: TI-95
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Date: Sun, 5 Oct 1997 14:12:57 -0700
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Yes the TI-95 does exist, a couple of friends of mine have them in their
basments. But it isn't even really a calculator, it's actually a unit
like the old atari, with a keyboard built into an old computer that
plugs into your TV. It has cartrage ad-ons for thing like sound and
speach, has available games and word proccessor programs, and support
basic programing like an Apple IIe. It's sort of cool if you like
playing with REALLY outdated computers.

Later,
Devin Bryant

fpolive@runtel.fr wrote:
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> Does TI-95 really exist??
>
> Or it's only a project ??
>
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