It seems that Casio added no file format protection on the FX-cg10 calculator. When connected to a computer in USB mass storage device mode, you can send anything you want to it, then open that stuff on your computer from the calculator Flash memory. After disconnecting the calculator, the files remain intact in the calculator memory, even if an error saying that file conversion has failed shows up (in this case, the files are moved to a new folder). Obviously you cannot execute them, but then if you re-connect the device to the computer in mass storage mode, it becomes clear that the files remained intact, as you can open them on your computer from there fine. It just takes a bit to load with large ones.

In the video below, WabbitEmu is launched on the computer directly from the calculator, then a TI-83 Plus Flash APP is loaded into WabbitEmu by dragging it from the Prizm folder.



In other words, this new calculator can be used like a regular USB jumpdrive. Feel free to backup your projects on it. Heck, maybe you could even use portable applications on it? Just remember that sending stuff to this machine takes much longer than on an actual jumpdrive.

Sounds exactly like my vision of KnightOS

Awesome, it can be used as storage! Now if only Wabbit could run on the Prizm...

@DJ:

1. Love your background;
2. Like your desktop;
3. Like your whole desk, can I have it?
4. Oooh nice PRIZM as USB device.

Awesome, it can be used as storage! Now if only Wabbit could run on the Prizm...

Thats what I thought this article was Even so, thats epicly awesome! Casio sure knows how to make a good file transfer unlike TI who are plain morons at it. *Roundhouse kicks Ti Connect*