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I think its going to be pretty programmable, because why would someone using it for math want all those other features, they'll say its not worth the money. I'm betting this is programmer oriented.* yunhua98 is excited.
I wonder how long it will take BrandonW to hack TI's response calculator into having Wi-fi connectivity
I wonder if Casio was scared of the OTcalc project Maybe they saw OTcalc planning and were a bit worried that we might do them more competition or something and decided to go ahead with something really powerful to also outdo TI I hope this doesn't eat batteries like crazy, though...
Casio's mistake will be to make this MUCH MORE expensive than a Nsprie. If it runs around 160 dollars and has some nice programming, I'm pretty sure the Nspire will be toast