Re: TI-H: New cases && true 3d graphs
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Re: TI-H: New cases && true 3d graphs
I'm in 8th grade now, and my algebra teacher urges everyone to get an
82/83. But I have been able to talk many of them into getting 85s. So
right now, my school has divided into 2 factions. The 83s and the 85s.
Now for the on topic part:
This is kinda just thinking out loud here, but
Would it be possible to interface a calc with a Nintendo Virtual Boy and
get true-3d graphs? Or true-3d games? We could probably find some way to
use the grafx processor in it to get neato games, graphs, ect. The reason
that I say virtual boy is because it is relatively inexpensive ($25-$50
US at Best Buy), and it already uses a monochrome/grayscale(okay,
redscale) grafx mode, like the calcs.
--JdAoMtEyS
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"Oh my god, they killed Kenny!"
On Wed, 4 Mar 1998 17:44:49 -0700 gussie@alaska.net (Grant Stockly)
writes:
>
>>>> You will find most activity in the 82/83 section. There are tons
>of kids
>>>> at school who want to be up to data and cool... Most kids have
>82/83s
>>>for
>>>> algebra.
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