Kerm has just updated his new online TI emulator jsTIfied with TI-83 support. Until now, the emulator only supported the TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus series.



Although the TI-83 has been discontinued worldwide in 2000, it is still popular among teachers in schools who did not update to newer models, as the TI-83 fully supports every math-related functions needed for students that the TI-83 Plus has. In addition to that, the TI-83 was re-introduced in Europe in 2004 under a new name, the TI-82 STATS, then in 2006 in French as the TI-82 Stats.Fr in France. A lower-end version of it called the TI-76.Fr was released in 2010.

Because the TI-76.Fr and TI-82 Stats calculators hardware is identical to the TI-83, this means that KermMartian's new update to jsTIfied has inadvertently added support for all 3 calcs instead of just the 83, although the skin will show up as a TI-83 one regardless, for now, since the emulator just detects all 3 ROMs as TI-83 ones.

Anyway, enjoy!

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UPDATE: (January 23rd) JsTIfied now have TI-81 and 82 support as well! Enjoy!

Nice Kerm.
Hope you'll still add all the  other calculators(datamath.org).

TI-59?

Not sure. Old calc is Old.

Do you mean it supports all of those calcs already now or is it the plan? I know the last time I tried it I could load 76.Fr, 82 Stats.Fr, 83, 83+ and 84+ ROMs, but couldn't get 73 to work and haven't tried 81 and 82 yet. Do you plan TI-85 and 86 support as well?

This is pretty awesome, it supports so many different calculators O.o
Now just make it support the 68k series

Good to hear. I need to check Cemetech again tonight (I did earlier but I slept from 6:45 PM to 1:30 PM last night so I was a little behind in chores ) for news