Re: TI-H: CE Edition of the 85
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Re: TI-H: CE Edition of the 85
On Tue, 29 Oct 1996 23:37:09 -0800 (PST) Richard Steenbergen
<buglord@easyway.com> writes:
>>
>> >On Fri, 18 Oct 1996, The Gray Ghost wrote:
>> >> > What exactly is different about the CE verison of the 85?
>> >> Well, the CE version TI-85 is the one where there are the letters
>CE on
>> >> the back of the TI where the serial # is. These are the newer
>TI85s.
>> >> CE stands for European Community, and it basically is the
>equivalent of
>> >> an FCC regulation in Europe.
>> >>
>> >> What's different? The entire inside is different. I don't why
>this is
>> >> the case. I've accelerated my regular TI85 and my friend has
>> >> accelerated his original 85 and his new CE TI85. The CE version
>is a
>> >> little trickier to accelerate but it is possible. Let me go ask
>me in
>> >> detail how it was done.
>> >>
>>
>> I saw the CE symbol on a box of colored pencils, so I'm not too sure
>that
>> it has much to do with the FCC. Also, I've found that the link
>cable
>> included with the CE edition of the TI-85 is slightly different, but
>it
>> still works with the older versions. The box it comes in an the
>manual are
>> slightly different.
>
>As far as I was aware, CE was the electronics equivilent of the UA.
>Its on
>virtually all the new computer hardware these days.
>
What does UA mean?
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