When is there going to be a new Ti?
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When is there going to be a new Ti?
I was just wondering when where there be a new calc. I looked on the internet and could not find anything. I have to use a 83+/84+ silver/black. When will there be a new one in this catagory. Just wonderin let me know.
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The eternal question. Well, depite a lot of speculation in the TI game community; I think only TI has the answer to that question. I've been keeping my ear to the ground and browsing their corporate site for hints, but so far, no word.
From a practical sense, they shouldn't release another one until there's a demand to replace part of their (extensive) line of existing models. But if I had to guess, I'd say the next one will be an EZ-Spot version (aka: "anti-theft calc") of the TI-84+. If it doesn't exist already.
From a practical sense, they shouldn't release another one until there's a demand to replace part of their (extensive) line of existing models. But if I had to guess, I'd say the next one will be an EZ-Spot version (aka: "anti-theft calc") of the TI-84+. If it doesn't exist already.
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nice kevin!
Well I know TI came out with a yellow bottomed I think 83+ or 84+ version to make it easy to spot and recognizable as a "school" type of calc. That is somewhat anti-theft!
Kevin has kinda a point though, the 83+s kinda got a new stroke of life with the 84+s and the 89s got the 89 titanium...where is the 86? It is a fairly popular model, and some schools/classes use them...just not as much as the regular 83s and 89s were being used.
Well I know TI came out with a yellow bottomed I think 83+ or 84+ version to make it easy to spot and recognizable as a "school" type of calc. That is somewhat anti-theft!
Kevin has kinda a point though, the 83+s kinda got a new stroke of life with the 84+s and the 89s got the 89 titanium...where is the 86? It is a fairly popular model, and some schools/classes use them...just not as much as the regular 83s and 89s were being used.
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DigiTan wrote: I'd say the next one will be an EZ-Spot version (aka: "anti-theft calc") of the TI-84+. If it doesn't exist already.
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/art ... 20642.html
Here's my opinion about calc designs:
TI-81: not very good
TI-81 (newer design): same here
TI-82: same here
TI-82 (1996): nice
TI-82 (19.00006): very cool
TI-83: nice
TI-83 (2000): very cool
TI-83+: nice
TI-83+ Blue Edition: very cool
TI-83+ SE: very cool
TI-84+: PWNZ
TI-84+SE: not very good
TI-85: ugliest ever
TI-86: good, but the 83 is better
TI-89: good
TI-89 t: good, but the old one is better
TI-92: not very good
TI-92+: same here
voyage 200: rulez all
TI-81: not very good
TI-81 (newer design): same here
TI-82: same here
TI-82 (1996): nice
TI-82 (19.00006): very cool
TI-83: nice
TI-83 (2000): very cool
TI-83+: nice
TI-83+ Blue Edition: very cool
TI-83+ SE: very cool
TI-84+: PWNZ
TI-84+SE: not very good
TI-85: ugliest ever
TI-86: good, but the 83 is better
TI-89: good
TI-89 t: good, but the old one is better
TI-92: not very good
TI-92+: same here
voyage 200: rulez all
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