Re: TI-H: When will TI release a new calc?
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Re: TI-H: When will TI release a new calc?
Toshiba already makes this product. I believe IBM has one, as well as
Gateway, Dell, Compaq, NEC... In fact, I believe that TI already makes
their own as well...
Chris Lambert
EMAIL: clambert@ieee.org
Member of Geneva College IEEE
Head of Marvin Project, robotics design team
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On Tue, 4 May 1999, Ryan Caron wrote:
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> Since the list has been DEAD lately, and the fact that I'm pretty board. BTW, what is
> with this car computer with an infrared remote (why don't you just wire a keypad to the
> keyboard port! It'd be difficult to drive and mess with a remote at the same time). I
> was wondering whether anybody has heard anything on a new calc, and what features would
> it have (or what we'd like it to have). My ideas are:
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> * color screen
> * sound
> * infrared/radio transmission
> * HUGE memory (1 meg or more)
> * an expansion port (like the 92's. The link port is a piece of crap for adding
> stuff.)
> * perhaps a cartridge interface for memory addition that adds itself to the normal
> memory's size (i.e. you don't have to copy the files of the cartridge). The cartridge
> would also be useful for other things; it'd be similar to the SPinTerface (The Rich
> Files Website.)
> * modem???
>
> Any additions (reasonable; i.e. no GPS) or reasons why any of these things wouldn't work
>
> BTW, when will TI release a USB GraphLink, or has anybody made a usb link similar to the
> serial or parallel.
>
> --
> Sincerely,
> Ryan P. Caron
> rpcyan@geocities.com
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