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I mean, a quick google search shows that there are Ti-83 emulator apps on the market: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Revsoft.Wabbitemu&hl=en

• dboreham 7y ago
  Schools often don't allow their use (see comments above).
• dwohnitmok 7y ago
  This isn't enough because it's not a dedicated emulator that can do nothing else. I would guess you need the inability for the hardware platform to do nothing else except be an emulator for schools to even begin to trust it.
  • pflats 7y ago
    iPads can use GraphNCalc83[1] and Apple Classroom on a teacher iPad/Mac to restrict students to the app[2]. I'm not sure if there's an android equivalent. I still find using a touch screen much more frustrating than a calculator with physical buttons, but this is a legit alternative. [1] https://acornaircraft.com/graphncalc83.html https://acornaircraft.com/graphncalc83.html [2] https://support.apple.com/guide/classroom/manage-app-usage-apd9c29dc86b/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/classroom/manage-app-usage-a...
• gowld 7y ago
  Fascinating, it seems to have been over a year since the last IP infringement sweep that removes these from the market.