Re: ti-86 vs. ti-89
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Re: ti-86 vs. ti-89
You mean the April Fools Joke? :P
BTW a lot of the stuff (symbolic algebra and much more) on the HP48 was not
originally part of it. It is an ASM prog that does it, AFAICT.
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Indifference wrote in message <7f2q5n$7ej$1@birch.prod.itd.earthlink.net>...
>Has anyone else been able to confirm the new HP calc coming out in any way?
>I would appreciate any input. Thanks in advance
>
>Indifference
>
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>> <disclaimer>
>>
>> Being a die-hard HP user, I'll try my hardest to be unbiased here.
>>
>> With that said, I would say to wait until the summer to decide (if you
>have
>> that choice). HP has (almost) announced the release in France of a new
HP
>> graphic calculator in August. Being an American company, one would
assume
>that
>> the new calculator will be released in the US sometime in July or maybe
>even
>> June. If possible, you could wait until then and buy the new HP
>calculator
>> <enter bias> which is sure to be better than the TI-89 or TI-92
>considering it
>> took TI 12 years to catch up to the HP48 (which has remained practically
>> unaltered since 1986) <ok, done with bias for the moment>
>>
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