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is the "posts must be approved by a moderator" requirement going to be permanent?
One thing I'm still wondering about: Is UberGraphX (awesome name btw) going to be able to run Java/JLWGL-based programs? I'm pretty sure some of you know why I'm asking this question.
Honestly, there is no way to describe how epic these images look...so just fill the following space whit the praise of your dreams ...Btw. whats the Alt key for? Because I don't see any keys which aren't covered by Shift or Alpha.
Is the U in UberGraphX supposed to be pronounced like the English letter U, or is it supposed to be more like the Ü in über?
Has the price estimates changed at all?
Edit: Also, if you're using Octave or Maple, or somethin similar for math, consider writing a GUI around it so that it is easier for a newbie to use. Sure, their commands are simple once you know them, and fairly easy to use, but people want the newbie-common-sense input to just work.
What do you think the battery life will be? And when using the 3d accelerator?
EDIT: Btw despite the new forum on your site, are you still planning to post updates here too in the future?
Uberspire is the planned name of the startup to manufacture the UberGraphX under. I was kind of hesitant in announcing this, because we haven't actually trademarked the name yet. :oops: So, we can't get in trouble with Texas Instrument's, since they use "spire" with a product, whereas we use it as a company name. However, the name was indirectly influenced in that TI named their product TI-nSpire to con-notate that it's inspiring, where in reality it absolutely isn't (lack of programming, overpriced hardware, etc.) But if TI gets to claim that their product is "inspiring", then our product is way "above inspiring", hence the name Uberspire. If you were wondering where I got the name, that's how it came to be.
Especially the fact the the TI-nSpire CX and Touchpad lack dedicated sin, cos and tan buttons, which is highly essential in educational courses for trigonometry and calculus).
Aside from the keyboard, are there any other input methods (like something analog) or extension ports (USB) planned?