So, can someone tell me about a V200 vs. an 89Ti?

From what I know, the V200 has a larger screen, but since it has a QWERTY keyboard, it isn't allowed on standardized tests. The 89 doesn't have a QWERTY keyboard, but does have largely the same functionality as a V200, and is allowed on tests like the SAT and the AP Calculus exam.

very, very fast.
also, I believe that 68k calc basic is most suitable to game-making.

Well, that might be a little exagerated. It's sometimes can be a bit slow. I for example use matrices to store level data and when you see me drawing it from there it isn't too fast.
If you go to this link( http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/430/43075.html ) and look at the entire screenie(if you have the patience) you will see the level load at the end(it's a screenie demonstrating the level editor of my first game using matrices). And actually that wasn't programmed so brilliant because there was keydelay. But i still see it as my first 'good/ok' game.

Awesome article Stefan. It is a shame that TI doesn't really push it's 68k line anymore, as they are really great calculators. I still love my old TI-89.

Thanks a lot. I'm glad you liked it.

Aw... That's what I thought. Thanks!

The Ti-89 is still a very nice calc. I personally don't even own a titanium or V200. But I'm already very happy with what I have.
And yes Jim, that's true. Forgot to say that.