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Did you really have to use the ABCDEF keyboard layout, TI? Really?
Unacceptable calculatorsYou are not allowed to use any of the following items as a calculator: * Laptop or a portable/handheld computer * Calculator that has QWERTY (keyboard-like) keypad, uses an electrical outlet, makes noise or has a paper tape * Electronic writing pad or pen-input/stylus-driven device * Pocket organizer * Cell phone calculator
IS the resolution on the Pocket still the same? It would suck if they removed several pixels, but knowing TI...
O_o I am confused, why is it scary? (am I missing out on a joke? O_O)
They'll probably have a French OS and an English app, though(unless TI is too lazy )
The first pictures of the CX looked nice, but holding this cutie in your own hands is something different. It is sleek, it looks and feels just perfect and both the screen and keyboards are outstanding. Believe it or not - the keys click exactly how we liked it about 35 years ago. Not too much travel, not to hard, simply perfect. Even the plastic material used for the keys, not too mushy, not too soft, not too hard. Feels like a good old SR-51! And the screen? I can't scan it right with my equipment - just believe me. You never saw a calculator screen that crisp and bright.
I use an ordinary flatbed scanner for all my images in the Datamath Calculator Museum. Works perfect with traditional calculator displays but failed completely with the new backlit displays.I shot this afternoon some pictures with a Digital Still Camera and put them on the web. They are not that crisp but show the colors of the screen much better. Just load www.datamath.org and follow the link in the headline.