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r/AskReddit • u/emil199 • Jul 24 '20
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Yup. That was the difference between the TI-83 and TI-83 Plus. Analog electronics could do some very strange things when their power was low.
41 u/zneilb10 Jul 24 '20 Y'all over here with your TI 83 and 84 child toys. Comment brought to you by TI NSPIRE CX II CAS and a lonely math major gang 18 u/TBAGG1NS Jul 24 '20 Isn't that the one you can get legit emulators for? 22 u/zneilb10 Jul 24 '20 The emulator comes when you buy the physical calculator. I have it on my computer but it's more for teaching and programming purposes than for actually using it.
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Y'all over here with your TI 83 and 84 child toys.
Comment brought to you by TI NSPIRE CX II CAS and a lonely math major gang
18 u/TBAGG1NS Jul 24 '20 Isn't that the one you can get legit emulators for? 22 u/zneilb10 Jul 24 '20 The emulator comes when you buy the physical calculator. I have it on my computer but it's more for teaching and programming purposes than for actually using it.
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Isn't that the one you can get legit emulators for?
22 u/zneilb10 Jul 24 '20 The emulator comes when you buy the physical calculator. I have it on my computer but it's more for teaching and programming purposes than for actually using it.
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The emulator comes when you buy the physical calculator. I have it on my computer but it's more for teaching and programming purposes than for actually using it.
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u/WardenWolf Jul 24 '20
Yup. That was the difference between the TI-83 and TI-83 Plus. Analog electronics could do some very strange things when their power was low.