In message <002a01c3ade5$48eb44c0$8a0101ac@ibm23xhr06>
"John Allain" <allain(a)panix.com> wrote:
Next time I strike it rich I'm going to eBay for a
16c
though.
I think I'll probably end up buying a Texas Instruments programmable
calculator - the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition looks pretty neat. Then there's
the coolness factor - hook it up to a computer, hack together a few addons
and upload them to the '83's internal memory. Has anyone ever used a TI-83?
Are they any good, i.e. can they do base-conversion as standard?
Later.
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He's DEAD, Jim. You get the Tricorder, I'll get his wallet!