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I was gonna edit it but Graph ninja'd me
edited for 1000 characters, it was ~1500 before and the max is 1000:Hello, Casio Education:My name is Adam and I'm a 14 year old student and I'm a devoted developer for graphing calculators. I like making games, utilities, and math/science programs for them. I really wish to develop for your new prizm model, which I hear is to be released sometime in January 2011. I have a few questions, to see what power the prizm will give me to develop.Will the prizm have a SDK for C/assembly programming? If so, is it free to use and do I need license to use it?What processor is it based on? What is the processing speed of the processor?What color palette does the prizm use? Does the SDK (if there is one) allow use of all of it's colors?How much of the 16mb storage is free for me to use with add-ins?How is data transferred from calculator to computer?Thanks in advance for all of your help! I am looking forward to your new model. I hope the prizm supports at least some 3rd party development as the TI-NSpire does not.Waiting anxiously for your reply,Adam
for some reason it won't let me send ......can someone else try it too?
Try in different browser? (or maybe they got too many Casio Prizm e-mails and purposely broke their e-mail form to not receive anymore )Also nice find Graph! One thing I hope, though, is that the loading bar won't appear everytime we store stuff to real vars, though. This would make BASIC programs ugly...
How much data must you store to see a loading bar? That's some slow memory right there...On the other hand, I hope that busy indicator goes away too.