TI-88



#2

This is my new acquisition:


#3

Congratulations!

Does it have a bouncy keyboard like the one I had in my hands recently?

Forum MySilicium (French)

Sadly, the keyboard of this device is as bad as it can be. :-(


#4

Yes. It remeber me the TI-57 LCD owned by a school friend in the early eighties. The keyboard of my TI-57 was infinitely better than the keyboard of the TI-57 LCD and the TI-88.


#5

It's a real pity. The machine seems very capable.

#6

Quote:
The keyboard of my TI-57 was infinitely better than the keyboard of the TI-57 LCD and the TI-88.

If you still have your TI-57, try this keystroke sequence:

CLR 1 +/- + 2 + ( 3 x2 x2 x2 + . 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 lnx ) 1/x + 2nd pi 1/x = INV lnx INV lnx
If the keys are not bouncing then you might get the answer to some important questions :-)

#7

Quote:


If you still have your TI-57, try this keystroke sequence:

CLR 1 +/- + 2 + ( 3 x2 x2 x2 + . 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 lnx ) 1/x + 2nd pi 1/x = INV lnx INV lnx
If the keys are not bouncing then you might get the answer to some important questions :-)

My TI-66 gives the answer 41.99999995 LOL ;-)


#8

Close enough... regarding to the 'unknown' question. 8^D

#9

My TI-57 gives 42.000000022, but because it can display only eight significant digits the result is rounded to 42. The actual 12-digit answer is 41.9999999486, which quite agrees with your TI-66.


#10

I actually didn't think at the time to reveal the internal 'guard' digits. - Meaning that the 5 is rounded up :-D


#11

I managed to get 41.999999995 on my TI-65.

Bummed to see that the TI-88's keyboard is not good. Does it run a complete operator system?


Edited: 24 Sept 2012, 9:14 p.m.


#12

If you have liked that, you may also like this :-)

CLR ( 0 INV ln INV ln * ( 1 2 x<>t ( ( 3 * 4 ) +/- INV ln + 5 . 6 7 8 9 ) INV yx x<>t ) ) 
#13

I shudder to think how much this cost!!?
Great acquisition!

Edited: 27 Sept 2012, 10:57 a.m. after one or more responses were posted


#14

You never ask a girl about her age and you NEVER ask a TI-88 owner what she or he paid for it.

Rule of thumb: If you have to ask for the price - you can't afford it ;-))

Cheers,

Joerg


#15

Hi Joerg. Can there be an error with the serial number that appears in Datamath?

http://www.datamath.org/Sci/Slanted/TI-88.htm

002074 ATA wk 32 year 1982

Mine is 002055 ATA wk 33 year 1982


Edited: 23 Sept 2012, 7:57 a.m.


#16

You are right:


Owner Serial No: Date of manufacture

Joao Oliveira 4-30-1982 ATA wk 18 year 198

Joerg Woerner 000337 ATA wk 21 year 1982

Gilles Collas 000341 ATA wk 21 year 1982

Viktor T. Toth 001101 ATA wk 32 year 1982

Luis Gómez 002055 ATA wk 33 year 1982

Smithsonian Institute 002074 ATA wk 33 year 1982

Heinz Nixdorf Forum t.b.d. t.b.d.

I'm looking for a volunteer to stop by in Paderborn...

Regards,

Joerg


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