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I'll gladly fork over hundreds for what'll likely just be a 16-color screen, instead of a 16-grayscale one.
TI probably just bought a color-compatible version of the OS from Nucleus
Poor guy...I feel so sorry for all the people who bought an Nspire recently
z80man, I hate to say it, but any games that are likely to be finished before the new calculator is released aren't likely to be advanced enough for that. The best hope is to make the Prizm more programmable than the Nspire, most likely through a powerful on-calc language.
epic first person shooter; //produces an epic first person shooter when compiled
I still think the CX will be the same as the regular Nspire. Just some hardware might be different. But I'm sure games could be ported between both calcs aside from the color. If I was you I wouldn't discourage yourself with the new calc, it would suck if you quitted Prizm dev just because of the new calc.