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I'm a little older so I missed these models of TI calculator. I loved programming my TI-81 my freshman year of high school. Having a programmable computer on m
by EvanAnderson 7mo ago
I'm a little older so I missed these models of TI calculator.
I loved programming my TI-81 my freshman year of high school. Having a programmable computer on my person-- even one as weak as the '81-- was so cool. I made a bunch of crappy games and graphical "demos", but being that the '81 didn't have a link cable I couldn't pass them around.
I got my '85 my freshman year of college but, by that time, I had a laptop and was much less interested in programming a calculator. I ended up misplacing my '85 in a move. Now that my daughter is old enough to appreciate it I wish I still had it.
- jacquesm 7mo agoEbay? They're about $10!
- TimTheTinker 7mo agoA lot of those old calculators can be had on eBay for less than $30 shipped. I've been building up a small collection - 73, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86, 89
- Xerox9213 7mo agoI am enjoying my 92+
- TimTheTinker 7mo agoI have an 89 but have never owned a 92. Do you think it's worth it to mess around with Fargo and the various games?