Re: TI-92 Memory Upgrade


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Re: TI-92 Memory Upgrade



I may be incorrect on this, but I believe the ROM chip is in the little
square on the back of the 92 that warns you not to remove it or it won't
work. Its to my understanding that when you buy the RAM upgrade (only
available in Europe currently), you're buying a new ROM chip with extra RAM
on it. So ROM upgrades are easy.

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In a message dated 96-12-16 17:08:57 EST, you write:

> ben bates wrote:
>  >> I saw on someone's web page (I forgot who), that a slot with the
>  >> same number of pin connections as the ram chip exists beside the
>  >> current ram chip.  I've e-mailed TI to see if they will be coming
>  >> out with an upgrade, but it has been a week and still no reply.
>  >> The lack of memory is definitely a problem for people wanting to
>  >> have the advanced calculator functions put out by Derive.
>
>  Not only RAM upgrades, what about ROM upgrades?  Something as
>  advanced as the 92 is bound to have bugs in it.  Is the rom chip
>  socketed?  I know TI won't upgrade the TI-8x's because of their
>  rom versions.  Is this still the case?