Did you know that Texas Instruments has announced a COLOR TI 84 plus?
Texas Instruments has recently announced a new TI 84 Plus C Silver Edition with a color display.
This new version of the popular TI 84 Plus SE will now have a 320 x 240 pixels (2.8" diagonal) view screen with a 140 DPI and 16 color display. This will allow users to add color images to the background and apply mathematical functions to these images to reveal how math is involved in everything around us.
The color display will also allow users to change colors and styles of axis and grids to make reading graphs easier and simpler.
The TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition will be available in Spring of 2013.
To learn more visit TI's website.
http://education.ti.com/en/us/products/calculators/graphing-calculators/ti-84-plus-c-silver-edition
Personally, I think this is a good idea that should have been implemented some time ago. I wouldn't mind one of these, but I don't see how this could compare to my TI Nspire CX color calculator.
Looking forward to hear about the update to Phoenix. I used to be so good at that game...then my calculator died. Wasn't able to get it on my replacement.
This is great, I had a TI-84 in high school that was stolen a few years later while in college. I miss that beast of a calculator.
@patboersma: It should be nearly identical to the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition with a B/W screen except for any new features afforded it by the color display.
However, this new TI-84 Plus will use a rechargeable battery rather than replaceable store bought batteries. So as long as you keep it charged up you should have no problem with it.
Your beast of a calculator will once again rampage through Math classes like a mad rhino. Only this time, it will do so in living color. Should be fun.
Sweet now I can have color in my games http://design.calcgames.org/cgi-bin/files.cgi?action=view&calc=84p&cat=b&type=game&subcat=all
Pretty sure this was announced about a month ago, wasn't it? Lots of talk at the time about how TI, with their virtual monopoly on graphing calculators, had been holding the price steady while the price of all other electronics has dropped drastically over the past 20 years, all while adding no new features. Finally, a new feature to justify the price!
@djp519: Yea, I think I read something about it on Gizmodo...
Edit: Yup, here it is! http://gizmodo.com/5959434/graphing-calculators-are-finally-going-to-join-us-in-the-future-with-color-screens
Please call it TANDY
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