768??? whats cool about that?  sry i might be being nooby here,,,

4. Ti-nspire occasionally have hardware updates.  Unfortunately Texas Instruments either knew or cared about compatibility with their older models of the Nspires.  The power management bug takes place where an older calculator tries to run operating system 1.1.  Every time you want to use it, you must remove the keypad, then take out a battery.  Then you should replace both the keypad and the battery.  Press the On button and the calculator will boot up fully within the next 1-5 minutes.  If you choose not to, the calculator will do a continuous restart until it runs out of power.

holy floppy disks!  I should have realized that. opps.... dummy me...


4. Ti-nspire occasionally has hardware updates.  Unfortunately Texas Instruments either knew or cared about compatibility with their older models of the Nspires.  The power management bug takes place where an older calculator tries to run operating system 1.1.  Every time you want to use it, you must remove the keypad, and then take out a battery.  Then you should replace both the keypad and the battery.  Press the On button and the calculator will boot up fully within the next 1-5 minutes.  If you choose not to, the calculator will do a continuous restart until it runs out of power.

5. It appears that the Ti-89, which is one of the most powerful calculators Texas Instruments has ever made, has been abandoned.  It has nearly been six years since the last update of the ti-89’s operating system.  Is TI preparing for a massive update, or did they stop caring?  Whatever the reason, many Ti-89 owners are disappointed with the lack of effort on Texas Instruments part on keeping the calculators alive.

actually the 85 had as much user RAM as the 82. 28 KB, while the 83 had 27, the 73 25 and the 83+/84+/SE 24

Aaah ok I see now

isn't that what happens with the power management bug,  (although my teacher wouldn't know either )

Hi,

I would like to redirect you to the forum rules at http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=ezportal;sa=page;p=2 , as your post is violating rule 1 and 7. According to your IP address, you appear to be a Bwang's family member, as you used his account before to post offensive messages on the forums.

If you want more info about this topic, you should check other calculator discussion threads for more information or search in www.ticalc.org FAQ or Help section for help on calculators. If you desire contributing on the forums in a more constructive way in the future, we will be happy to wish you a welcome here, but I do not think spam like the above will work.

Yeah it's not the first time he does this. I don't know what kind of brother or sister Bwang got but he's sure quite arrogant. He used Bwang account back then to post crap like that. Now Bwang lives in a different area so I guess the person is free to use the computer more often than he wants, and is possibly jealous that Bwang can do all that stuff on calc.

At one point I may be forced to ban Bwang's parents home IP address so he won't be able to post anymore from there

Btw there are no language rules here but it was rather spammish.