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I'm using a TI-84+ and am trying to setup an equation that requires rounding up I know how to round and round down with the TI-84 but I can't seem to figure out how to round up Edit: the 'round down' …

Back in middle school I set up a Windows/DOS TI-83 calculator emulator for some of my teachers. … I can't for the life of me remember the name, but I'm looking for a Mac TI-83 emulator (or any TI-8x family of calculators, TI-83 Plus, TI-84, etc) for Mac. …

The TI-84Plus was released in 2004. I used it in high school; it cost me around $120. … The “TI” series used to advance every couple of years before suddenly stopping at the TI-84, and in a year where a person can buy a basic smartphone or even a full fledged micro PC for around $100, how …

Wabbitemu is a modern emulator supporting many TI platforms, it supports TI-73, TI-81, TI-82, TI-83, TI-83+(SE), TI-84+(SE), TI-84+CSE, TI-85, and TI-86 …

I've seen the Ti 84 calculators but it appears the operating frequency of these are severely constrained which means I wouldn't be able to run it near the eZ80 50Mhz maximum clock speed. …

That tends to restrict them to professional users, who use a complicated calculator in the field, and who don't already have this need satisfied with a TI-84/86/89 from their education. …

Also, 8-bit calculators (such as the TI-84 which is still used today) have the capability to run Game Boy games, NES, and other early systems including DOS on the 8-bit calculator itself which has a Zilog …

It would probably be a lot more expensive than just buying another TI-84, though. A second option would be to find a programmable computer that had sockets for the type of device you wish to read. …

Following the spirit of personal examples, here's one from when I was in high school: I, like everyone else, used a Ti 84 calculator for my Math classes. Said calculator used a Z80. …

This is not actually an interpreter, but rather claims to compile to a format suitable for direct TI-83/83+/84+ device development. …

-83/82STATS, and TI-83+/84+/SE called HoustonTracker 2, see also here. … Of course, TI-86 belongs to a different family and there is a certain amount of porting that would have to happen to replicate same results on TI-86. …

There Is Only the TI-84plus Not really. … TI has always been more of a follower than a leader in development of these. The overwhelming rule of TI-84 is a strictly US phenomena, in other places of the world it's rather Casio. …

popular - one way or another: 1983 Timex-Sinclair TS2068 (as main memory) 1984 Commodore 16 (as main memory) 1985 Commodore C128 (for video memory) 1989 Philips NSC 800 (MSX1, for 9918 video memory) TI … Still it took until 1982..84 until they became widely available (*1) and lower priced than four 4116. …

The SP0256 was big in 1982, but the SSI-263 already took over in 1983/84 and sales lasted way into the 1990s. … TI did offer the speech synthesizer module for the TI 99/4 right from the start. Also the ill fated TI 99/8, due for release in 1983, had the TMS52xx speech snthesizer already build in (*3). …

Similar integration made Turbo Pascal in 1983/84 an unparalleled success. … *3 - 1980 (To be strict christmas sales of 1979) is marked by introduction the first (dedicated, mainstream) home computers with the TI 99/4 and Atari 400/800. …