Hi there,

Here are some more photos I took

Hi there !

Some time ago, the 84+Pocket SE was presented with high quality pictures of the 'new' TI-84+ Pocket SE (for Silver Edition).
Unfortunately, this model is not available for sale in French stores or European / American.
It is indeed restrained to the Chinese market only (for now ?).

Well I had the honor to receive (Thanks to TI) this calculator by mail yesterday!

Here are some real exclusive pictures of the packaging of the calc !



The package from the front reveals the calculator and its USB cable, but surprises us with its inscriptions in English and examinations stuff in North America such as SAT, ACT, AP and IB.



But it is indeed an Asian packaging as we can see on the back above the barcode.

Perhaps it's a habit to have a package in English and refer to these USA exam things for calculators marketed in Asia.



The back of the packaging also reveals the four included AAA batteries, and technical specifications of this model and of others.

The TI-84 Plus Pocket SE therefore has 1.5MB of archive memory (2MB ROM chip) and 24KB of user memory (48K ​​RAM chip, probably), just like the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition.

One can notice the error on the packaging where it is assigned the same capacity as the ROM TI-84 Plus: 480Ko (1MB ROM chip).


Anyway ... more soon ;-)


EDIT :


TI-Planet, always one step ahead!

Cross posted from here : http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=122425#p122425

You better use Luna to create .tns file, that any other third-party tool, since Luna is the only one generating working file for OS >= 3.0.2.

Tutorials on how to use it are everywhere, but basically :   luna.exe source.lua output.tns


EDIT : Oh wait nevermind I think I read your post wrong.....

Wow there are dev OSes on the public internet domain?

No. Or it would be a great mistake by TI. Or a leak by some testers which would definitely cause them troubles....
What you can find tho, are screenshots and photos of devices running prototypes/dev OSes.

And I wonder what would TI stand to gain by releasing this theme editor? They don't really release appearance features such as these.
Shame it won't work to a great effect on non-CXes tho...

I think they did that in order to test different theme variations directly by changing them on-calc, without having to recompile the OS each time they wanted to try new stuff.
I wouldn't bet on a release of that tool anytime.

and me for the photoshopping of the photo (was originally a navigator wifi plug )

(I also add that I've tested this theme editor (but it didn't work on non-CX apparently) while in Dallas, last summer....)

I think I received some more technical things by mail.

Let me find them and post them here.

(I'm on my phone right now, that will be in a few minutes sorry ^^)