Full Review of the Color TI-84 Plus 233
KermMartian writes "The TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition isn't the first color-screen graphing calculator, or even TI's first color calculator, but it's a refresh of a 17-year-old line that many have mocked as antiquated and overpriced. From an advanced review model, the math features look familiar, solid, and augmented with some new goodies, while programming looks about on par with its siblings. The requisite teardown uncovers the new battery, Flash, ASIC/CPU, and LCD used in the device. Although there are some qualms about its speed and very gentle hardware upgrades beyond the screen, it looks to be an indication that TI will continue this inveterate line for years to come."
Lots of screenshots and pictures of the innards too.
Re:Magical Black Boxes (Score:3, Funny)
> Students shouldn't be allowed to use things they don't understand.
Congratulations, you just completely invalidated every driver's ed program in the country.
Re:The real question... (Score:5, Funny)
Don't you mean, "RPN it have does?"