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My take on TI community, Author: Halifax
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Posted: 13 Dec, 2006, 21:28
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 Game and Utility programmer  Group: Coders Of Tomorrow Posts: 1345 Member No.: 104 Joined: 10 Jul, 2006 |
Yes I don't think it uses 68K they said on TI's official site that it will have 4X the power of the TI-89 Titanium and loads more memory with built-in greyscale and mouse routines with a better GUI then past calcs that uses a mouse. And also the resolution is better I think to and that is how they fit 4 windows onscreen for analyzing one problem in graph form wriiten and derived and stuff.
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