Re: TI-95.

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Subject: Re: TI-95.
From: HPgene <hpgene@AOL.COM>
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 1997 13:44:20 GMT
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This was written:

>The 95 is a relic. The 95 was designed and release around the time the
> 85 was released (I assume it's a more powerful version of the 85). It
> is nothing like the current 92, rather, the TI-95 is related to the
> TI-8x series. I also know TI took them out of the shops fairly soon,
> and I have never seen one.


This is incorrect.

The TI-95 was introduced back in 1984-1985. Well before any of the TI
grahical calculators were introduced.

It had soft menu keys and was horizontal in nature.

This was back in the days when the TI-59 programmable calculator was being
withdrawn and TI introduced the CC-40 compact basic computer, the TI-74
Basicalc, and then the TI-95.

For more information about REALLY old TI calculators, visit my web site at
this URL:

http://members.aol.com/hpgene

Gene

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Re: TI-95.

From: Jesse Samuels <Jesse.Samuels@ASU.EDU>