TI-74 and TI-95 - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

16 Sep 2002

"James B. DiGriz" &lt;jbdigriz(a)ns2.i16.net&gt; wrote ..
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  vance(a)neurotica.com wrote ..

 Refresh my memory.  What are these machines?

 Peace...  Sridhar

 On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Eric Dittman wrote:

 > While cleaning up some old stuff I found my TI-74, TI-95, and
 > PC-324 printer.  I completely forgot I had these, even though
 > I used to use them all the time.  I think the most interesting
 > accessory is the Pascal module for the TI-74, allowing programs
 > to be written in Pascal instead of BASIC.  
 Early handheld computers/calcs with a single line display somewhat along
 the lines of the RS model 100. 
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  jbdigriz 
Make that "along the lines of the RS PC-2 or Sharp handhelds"

There is a good description of the 74 at http://www.99er.net/ti74art.html, by Charles Good
of the Lima TI User Group. It's basically a pocket version of the  CC40. It's
possible to adapt a CC40 Hexbus cable and peripherals to it, even, according to the
article. 

http://www.hightechsolutions.com/Accesories.htm for TI-74 and 95 stuff. They appear to be
out of the computers, but the PC-324, modules, and other accessories are available. 

jbdigriz 