POW! Is that Adam West...classic
I used to have an old VHS with all of the batman tv series. It was god awful

I just tried this yesterday, great job Hot_Dog. One question, what do you have to do to check the building progress?

I think a backlit lcd would be a nice feature that can be controlled by the OS. With different settings like always on, timer, off

You have to remember that battery life is gonna make or break this thing. If you want it to be successful you gotta make sure it can last a long time. I don't know how you plan on powering this thing, but 2 double A's or some sort of a rechargeable type of battery would be the way to go.

I agree on using the mini usb, that is gonna save some space and which is going to be a must.
Another cool addition maybe as an accessory would be one of those motion detectors that was used like in kerm's etch-a-sketch. It has other uses other than just games, I could see it being used in a science class or something. If you could build it into the device that would be cool, but if it was sold as an accessory I could see it working that way as well.

If I remember right, they pretty much were the same game. I mean you could play all the original levels, plus had all those cool new features/levels.
By the way, it looks great. Keep it up, apcalc!

First off check your brackets and make sure they are ending in the right places. I havent had a chance to look at your code. Next thing check the bounds and make sure your not accessing something your not supposed too. If you could try and break it down in parts to make sure this for loop really is being populated correctly etc. Keep doing that until you pinpoint the problem. I'll take a look at your code later tonight if you still dont have it solved.

I assume this is the google group you're talking about:
http://groups.google.com/group/tinspire

What worries me about this group, besides their lack of knowledge of our community and the fact that any effort to stop "3rd party programs" would just be a stupid battle on TIs part. Its that they all seem to be conspiring against us. They argue that kids dont pay enough attention to them in class. I don't think it's TIs fault or us developers, maybe if the teachers were more engaging and interesting they wouldnt have this lack of attention. They are obviously aware of ticalc.org and that could bring a whole lot of bad attention to us developers. What I mean by that is all the copyright names/games that we infringe on. Up until this point it has been mainly April Fools jokes, but its possible that some of those great games would have to be removed, they would never be lost though.

That is strange that they suddenly stopped supporting ASM programs.  I would think that TI started developing the TI-Nspire in 2004, about three years before it came out.  Maybe TI asked teachers what they wanted to see in a new calculator and they asked for games to be blocked?

- I definitely think that is part of the reason for games being blocked. Education is a big purchaser of their products. They'd be dumb not listen to what the teachers wanted. And I know my teachers back in high school hated the kids playing calc games. However to block the functionality of a product (ASM) on the 83s/84+ would be stupid as well. The underground movement, if you will of developers, users and the forums past and present is huge. It has become a great hobby for many and for me at least made me believe that I could do this programming stuff and pushed me forward into other languages and platforms.

As for the docking station, all I know is the schools around me are struggling to make ends meet, I dont see them getting a bunch of these.

Ha ha I was like damn 97...that aint good ha. I bought my 84+SE when it first came out.

edit:I've never had problems with running grayscale programs though. Just those that you posted.