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Choice Votes   Percent
No, I like my calculator as it is. 99 16.7%   
No, I cannot afford another calculator. 72 12.1%   
Maybe, It depends on how much improvement there is. 338 56.9%   
Yes, I do not like my current calculator. 21 3.5%   
Yes, I buy every calculator TI makes. 59 9.9%   
I do not have a TI calculator right now. 5 0.8%   

Survey posted 2000-04-16 18:46 by Andy.

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Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
meekzer0  Account Info

Only if it were a large improvement. I have an 89 and an 82. I rarely use the 82 now, except for games that the 89 doesn't have. The calc should be small (The 92 and + look too much like computers, the teachers won't let you use them sometimes) it should have a large RAM expansion, as well as an affordable backup module for those nasty crashes. It should work with asm, not against it (damn harware 2's), a faster proccessor, better math, and possibly the ability to run programs for lower calcs.

Reply to this comment    17 April 2000, 03:49 GMT


Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Laura Thompson  Account Info

I'll agree with that, but have you seen thos 92(+)s? There HUGE!!! Massive things! There nice and all, but a little too big, I like my 89.

Reply to this comment    17 April 2000, 04:36 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Paulo Marques  Account Info
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I could comment on that, dear, but i'd be banned...


Cd_Slayer

Reply to this comment    17 April 2000, 19:59 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Laura Thompson  Account Info

What do you mean "banned"? Or do I want to know?

Reply to this comment    18 April 2000, 02:17 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
ASimPerson
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I'm willing to bet that you probably don't wanna know. I mean you probably *really* don't wanna know.

Reply to this comment    18 April 2000, 04:55 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Paulo Marques  Account Info
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LOL

That would seriosly depend on the kind of girl she is... And I'm not quite sure she's that normal that she would resent that.
Kidding.
But then, she sleeps with her calcs, and they're not "big"... (85 and...) so I'll just change the subject...

Cd_Slayer

Reply to this comment    20 April 2000, 18:46 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Ciaran McCreesh  Account Info
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We all know about the linkports on the ti85. 2.55mm.

Ciaran McCreesh

Reply to this comment    21 April 2000, 20:22 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Paulo Marques  Account Info
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What the hell are you talking about? Lesbian sex with a calc? AAAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!

Cd_Slayer

Reply to this comment    22 April 2000, 01:00 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Laura Thompson  Account Info

Sigh, I guess you were right when you said I *REALLY* didn't wanna know!

Reply to this comment    22 April 2000, 18:10 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Paulo Marques  Account Info
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HEY. He said it! I just thought it was weird! It was not where I was going, at all!

Cd_Slayer

Reply to this comment    22 April 2000, 18:34 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
L_Kishyak  Account Info
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hey paulo, settle down. i think the only guy here that could try to fit 2.5mm is the one that posted it...
:-)
sickos
(no offense bud, you asked for it though...)

Reply to this comment    23 April 2000, 12:09 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Paulo Marques  Account Info
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None taken, since obviously I wasn't the one who said anything about 2.5 mm.
There goes your credibility. Thank God!

Cd_Slayer

Reply to this comment    23 April 2000, 19:13 GMT


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Ciaran McCreesh  Account Info
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I don't use a ti85. No offence taken :)

Reply to this comment    25 April 2000, 19:59 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
ikecam  Account Info
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LOL

Reply to this comment    19 April 2000, 05:08 GMT

Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Daniel Bishop  Account Info

I'd really like a calculator that could do everything the 86 can do, with all the statistics functions of the 83, and with much more RAM.

Reply to this comment    17 April 2000, 05:04 GMT

Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
ericb  Account Info

yeah... I think they call that the TI-89

Reply to this comment    17 April 2000, 05:48 GMT


Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Free_Bird Account Info
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Statistics can be downloaded...
And no, more mem is not a viable option. it only increases page switching (it'd be soooo slow, cause it'd have to swap pages for EVERYTHING) and besides, who needs more on calc mem when you've got expansion modules? I can fit enough games in 75k or so, because Z80 object code is soooooo damn small, the smallest there is.

Reply to this comment    17 April 2000, 18:51 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
meekzer0  Account Info

I think archive memory would solve that problem (wouldn't it? I don't know that much about the structure...) Anyway, the archive works with the RAM much the same way a computer's hard drive works with its ram. You don't need all the programs in there at once, you just need space for more programs, so you could put the entire sf2t grayscale on there or something.

Reply to this comment    18 April 2000, 01:53 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Free_Bird Account Info
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That's just the same principle as memory expansion packs. And archive mem requires FLASH ROM, which I hate.

Reply to this comment    18 April 2000, 21:55 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
EvanMath

What's wrong with FLASH ROM?

Reply to this comment    19 April 2000, 23:46 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Free_Bird Account Info
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That a misflash can ruin your calc (that happened to me when I tried to flash my Banshee... what a nightmare... I'll never flash anything again (okay maybe I exaggerated a little, but you get the point))

Reply to this comment    20 April 2000, 13:52 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Amalfi Marini  Account Info

HP made several tests to calc flash memory; they just submitted a calc to a 2000 volt source. Flash memory survived. So, I think that if you misflash something, there should be a solution to arrange it... (that’s what I think… maybe I'm wrong.)

Reply to this comment    22 April 2000, 03:26 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Amalfi Marini  Account Info

Motorola 68000 supports up to 16Mb and works perfectly

Reply to this comment    20 April 2000, 01:27 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Would you buy another TI calculator?
Free_Bird Account Info
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Yeah, but then I'd just be a 89-

Reply to this comment    20 April 2000, 13:51 GMT

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