For categories there could be something like:
-Most innovative
-Best rpg
-best casual game
-best development tool/shell (there aren't to many of these)
-best action game
-best math/science tool (there are few good ones out there)

Or it could be broken up by development language so:
-best TI-BASIC program
-best z80 asm program
-best axe program
-best modified basic program (bbc xlib)

I mean on the emulator. It should be harmless right.

Okay I'm not that good at math yet. I have know idea what that is supposed to do. 

Wow nice indeed. The only downside is how they failed to actually release the new OS to allow people with the buggy one to upgrade, though.

Also Qwerty.55 got the Prizm emulator trial software on his calc CD, but not me.

What!! is it online yet. 
* z80man is jealous

Edit: darn't Casio hasn't posted it yet.

Same as DJ
@Qwerty does your version of the OS have the same bugs as DJ's version.

I'm really not sure how popular asm coding for the Prizm will be. z80 asm is considered complex by many and that is probaly the easiest of all assembly languages. SH3 assembly will have even fewer users than z80. Once some libraries are written for the Prizm most programming will be done in either C or some version of Axe.

There is a possibilty that some prototype models got released without Casio's permission forcing them to release the Prizm nearly a month early. Before some of the bugs could be worked out.

Quote from: z80man on January 17, 2011, 01:22:32 am

Even better if you could chat in math class. 

Sitting in Math class with a bunch of cables and an Arduino doesn't look suspicious at all

I sit near my teacher's desk and there is a wired router on the floor right behind me. I could use a bluetooth setup to connect my calc to the arduino and then to the internet.