Survey posted 2002-01-15 10:02 by Eric.

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I would purchase an 83+ Silver Edition, not only because it has the organizer, but becuase my memory constantly nears zero. There should me some type of memory port that can be put into the link port that, like a gameboy light, can have its own port for linking too. That way, I can have all of the memory draining games that I want. I love sound programs too, so that would make making the TI-Calculator an MP3 possible.

You're an idiot. Burn and die.

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If TI really wanted to make calculators for the purposes the world sees them as having. They would have already done so. True, it would be nice to listen to music on a calculator during math, or any time at that. However, TI wants to sell their products to educators. Educators do not want students listening to music and playing games while they are trying to educate students. Thus, they would turn to another company that doesn't allow music and games. It would be nice if someone could figure out how to wire in a 256mb ram chip...

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Why on earth would you want to listen to music on a calculator?

no idea - get a discman or something

But they can't deny that they were meant for games, because why would they add strings and sprites and ASM support (well, I can sorta see the ASM support) if they weren't meant for games. Also, if they weren't meant for games, they wouldn't have added as much archive memory as they give you and they wouldn't give you PuzzPack2 with the SEs.

don't (or shouldn't) they try to please the world to make a generally satisfying product and make a profit, which, generally, they have already done.

"...and no one is as perfect as you are. In your neighbourhood people are all dumb and empty brained, wasted by todays society, and occupied by a useless life. Useless, not understanding the general meaning of life, day in day out, and you wonder: where is everybody? And then you understand that you're a member of that society too..." - Tijl Coosemans

That's a really nice quote; really it is. Such a nice, intelligent retort. All those "Burn and dies" are getting annoying.

Why did I respond to that?

What's wrong with the TI-83(+(SE))???I've got a TI-83 myself and I love it! (A Voyage 200 would be cool though)

AYE! I love my SE!!

(still drooling for HP 49G)

I would trade my 83+ for a silver edition for the archive. Also I found something out in 83+ v1.14-If you delete an App in 1.14, it will cut off your link port (it's happened to me & my friends). I've had to trade my calc in twice already.

Well, since I just bought a TI-92+ (got it today actually) I dont think I am going to get another calculator for a long long time.

Horay for calc.org... they definately had the best deal on the calculator.

Even though i already have a 92+, the voyage 200 is newer, and i like to have the newest things.

I already have an 89, so I chose the next best thing in the list, the Voyage 200.

I own both a TI-86 and 92+. I doubt that i will need

to by another calculator. However, I think that a

ti-86+ is overdue. If they made one with flash-apps

and around the same mem as the 89, with even more

built in engineering and math information, I would

definetly go out and buy it!!

I guess that would be an 89 then, just with the lower quality LCD of the 86, no?

with the interface of an 86

<HEAVY sarcasm>Big deal</HEAVY sarcasm>

I must say, even though the 89 has a butt load of memory, the best calculator is, and always will be, the 86. The games rock, it's easy to use, and has more memory than any previous calc. If I was to get a new calc, it would be the Voyage, but only because I would use it as a gameboy more than a calculator. As far as functionality, the 86 rules!

83+ SE
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