*checks TI site in hope that it went back*
Wow, the price is still obscene...I'm wondering if this is like the "84PSE discontinued" thing, where there was only a change in some countries.
I honestly would not be surprised if Ti-Cares has no idea of it...

Or..."it's a feature"

They're still high...
I got my 84+SE for less than they're selling the 83+ for.
If it's not an error, it's most definitely a move by marketing for what someone (Deep Thought, I think?) said on the last page.
Silly, silly TI

I would love a Prizm if it supports asm. If not, I'll just stay with the nspire, It'll get support faster anyways.

Well, PRIZM looks like a toy right now. CASIO does not even say what CPU is there!

While screen certainly looks more pleasing then NSpire the software side is superweak. As for "someone will attempt to jailbreak it"... well, PS3 jailbreak took almost four years while Wii was broken in days so it's hard to predict the outcome in advance. We'll see, I guess.

shows how cheap casio is compared!!!!  and still has nice features! man the prices, so expensive...
And yes, im back, i haven't been on omnimaga for days...

shows how cheap casio is compared!!!!  and still has nice features! man the prices, so expensive...
And yes, im back, i haven't been on omnimaga for days...

Welcome back! And yeah, older Casio had much less features than TI calcs but the newer ones added a few more stuff. I hope the Prizm is on par with TI for math functions so it sells well enough.

Wow, the user guide's out already! No specs, though...

Yeah Qwerty.55 posted it in the Casio BASIC thread so I thought I would share here and the other topic. Notice that unlike the Nspire, the Prizm got an actual Getkey function...

Ok Staples seems to have dropped some prices in Canada now (at least online. They no longer appeared to provide anymore graphing calcs other than the 83+ the last time I checked at the local store). Here are the prices of their online store below, with the ones that decreased in green and the ones that increased in red:

83+ $124.96 (comes with Français app but it's still the american model, not the French one)
84+ $142.83 ~$5 decrease
84+SE $179.82 ~$3 increase (not a good news for when the color model comes out)
89T: $188.92 (about the same)
TI-Nspire Touchpad: $184.82 (about the same)
TI-Nspire CX: $174.84 ~$20 decrease (that must be a sale for sure, or a mistake)
TI-Nspire CAS Touchpad: $179.92 ~$10 decrease (Out of stock, most likely a mistake too, can't be a sale since it has been out of stock for 2 years)
TI-Nspire CX CAS: $199.99 (Out of stock since one year)
Casio PRIZM: $129.96 ~$20 decrease


What I saw IRL:

Walmart:
TI-83+: $139.99 (always out of stock it seems)
TI-84+: $159.99 ~$10 decrease (fail)

Zellers:
TI-83+ $69.99 ~$70 decrease (Out-of-business sale so that doesn't really count, seems out of stock now)

The Source (the last vestiges of Circuit City):
TI-83+ $139.99

Staples:
NO MORE GRAPHING CALCS IN STOCK?

Best Buy:
TI-83+ $129.99

Just thought I would give a small update. To me it seems that certain prices might have dropped based on the currency exchange rate, but our dollar has been on par with USD for almost 3 years now. The 84+SE price is kinda worrying because if it's that expensive, then that means the color SE calc will most likely cost $184.99 or something...

Because the teacher said you can't use an Nspire. Remember, although students buy graphing calculators, it's teachers that they advertise to. (Which means that free market economics doesn't apply to graphing calculators, which is why they're overpriced.)