Now I don't use the programs anyway during tests, but I just got the ti-83 and it has a whole lot of "programs" and "apps" on it that were the "key features" of the whole calculator, and I didn't ...

Does anybody here know of a good resource for learning TI-83 assembly? I want to write some device drivers. Can this be done in any other language? TI-83 BASIC doesn't seem like it'll do the trick ...

In the ruthlessly competitive world of technology, where companies rush the latest gadget to market and slash prices to stay competitive, the TI-84 Plus is an anomaly.

Seriously TI -- it's 2012. The TI-83 Plus has a 96 x 64 resolution LCD. Are you kidding me? You're selling a "graphing" calculator in the year 2012 with about as many pixels as I have fingers?

The calculator has a 2.5mm audio jack for it’s data port and the camera has an identical port for the shutter trigger. The TI-83 runs a program with a FOR loop to act as the timer.

You can leave the TI graphing calculator at home thanks to this web-based TI-83 and TI-84 emulator. As with pretty much all emulators, this depends on a ROM image from the actual hardware to work.

The graphing calculator reached a kind of technological plateau in the late 1990s. At least that's what Amazon consumers are saying. Right behind the TI-83 Plus is the TI-84 Plus, released in 2004.

The TI-83 scientific calculator includes a finance-solving application that can do advanced calculations about the time value of money. It can also solve the basic equation for simple interest ...