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TI-80 Emulator Released
Posted by Ryan on 14 October 2011, 03:27 GMT
The calculator community has been abuzz today with the release of a TI-80 emulator by none other
than Randy "Zeroko" Compton.
If you have not been keeping up with the dramatic unfolding of this story, the important thing to know is
that the TI-80 has historically been a very difficult mystery to solve in terms of its ROM paired with a
proprietary processor. After a truly incredible amount of work on what could easily be argued to be an
unspeakably arduous task, Zeroko has not only released what she calls this "not ready for prime time"
software, but documentation to accompany
it. Honestly, Zeroko's contributions have fallen nothing short of remarkable. Her efforts are yet another
testament to the ingenuity, talent, and dedication that can be found in the TI calculator community.
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Re: TI-80 Emulator Released
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Ronakbhai 
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Hot damn! That is one tough cookie to crack, and I applaud your efforts Mr. Randy. :D
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14 October 2011, 07:23 GMT
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Re: TI-80 Emulator Released
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Travis Evans
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Oh dang... I'm going to have to go back and update the Basics > Calculators and Programming > Emulators site sections again. :-D
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14 October 2011, 09:33 GMT
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