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TI Calcs: Meh.

There is supposed to be an enhanced version of the colo TI NSpire coming out too!

Only 21K of RAM available (programming, matrices, etc.) - the rest of the memory is for APPS.

TI should have at least doubled the RAM to 48K. I am not sure if I excited to purchase this one.

Considering the z80 in it can only directly address 64k of ram, I think they have probably run out of ugly hacks this time...

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There is supposed to be an enhanced version of the colo TI NSpire coming out too!

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There already is one: the hp 50g.

I own both and no amount of turd polish will make me like the NSpire series. They are a drag to use.

Oh what do you mean? Everyone knows if you just push a desktop application onto a handheld device it is the bestest and easiestest to use device ever! OMG LOL!

TW

1985 - Turdware 1.0 for the IBM PC!

1989 - Turdware 2.0 for Windows!

1990 - Turdware 2.1 for Windows Deluxe (i.e., bugs fixed)

1991 - Turdware 2.5 on CDROM with MultiMedia Extensions!

1992 - Turdware Online! Integrates seamlessly with AOL and Compuserve!

1993 - Turdware for OS/2!

1995 - Turdware for Windows 95!

1997 - eTurdware!

1998 - Turdware.com!

1999 - Turdware NT!

2000 - Turdware 2000 because everything is different!

2001 - MacTurd!

2002 - Turdware - Intel inside!

2003 - Turdware XP!

2004 - myTurdware subscription service.!

2005 - Turdware with auto-update!

2006 - YouTurd videos!

2007 - SmartTurd!

2008 - iTurd!

2009 - Secure Turdware!

2010 - Turdware wireless!

2011 - Turdware Mobile!

2012 - Turdware for Android!

2013 - TurdCloud!

Sadly, Mythbusters ruined the old saying, "you can't polish a turd", by proving that you can.

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Sadly, Mythbusters ruined the old saying, "you can't polish a turd", by proving that you can.

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I've not actually seen that one.

I'm saddened by the news :(

LMAO

The nSpire is the first calcualtor, that I know of, to have a computer software-based system. It takes some getting used to. The CX is the first version I would actually recommend.

The nSpire is the only calcualtor that I know to have two graph screens at once. (To my knowledge)

http://dsc.discovery.com/tv-shows/mythbusters/videos/polishing-a-turd-minimyth.htm

Where is SAP on this list? ;-)