Re: Why not the TI-92?
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Re: Why not the TI-92?
On Sat, 30 May 1998 16:19:09 +0200, Jack the Klipper <toru@online.no>
wrote:
I had never thought of considering a calculator's suitability as a
game platform while contemplating my next purchase.
I have only used fairly 'standard' calculators, such as the Sharp
EL-546L, which I imagine would be an abacus missing beads compared to
some, most or all of the calculators being discussed in this forum.
Really, I was attracted to the TI-92's layout and graphic ability --
but at (AUS) $488.70 rrp, I have to be certain it's suitable to my
needs. I have been heartened by the news that 3rd party programs are
available where the TI-92 does not offer in-built functionality.
Best,
Midnight
>There have been so many threads and replies to the original message so I
>can't say the 92 is being overlooked. I think the best way to determine
>what calc's the best, you must look at all the (good) games and programs
>for each calc. (Porgrams designed esecially for the calc, not programs
>the calc can use because it is compatible with older calcs.)
>The ones with great gamed and programs probably have many useres, making
>it popular.
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