Quote from: Unicorn on August 10, 2015, 05:48:58 PM
As I said before, I have a Casio 9750g Plus, I believe, and I think I've already lost all the keys to it when I took it apart. So, it is no longer a calculator, I want want to do something with the screen now. I wonder if the screen resolution of an 83+ could be changed?

It's not compatible. The TI-83 Plus expects a Toshiba T6A04 (or other display driver if the 83+ is newer), which is glued to the LCD via a ribbon cable. The maximum resolution for that display driver is 64x120 but the calculator OS isn't built for that.

For the most part, if I'm not working, programming, sleeping, or drinking chocolate milk, I'm playing Unreal Tournament 2004. I do a fair bit of amateur radio and shortwave/utility listening.

Most of my calculators are scattered across the floor in my room; they're pretty safe there, and I don't have a whole lot of storage space for them. My ROM 4* TI-82 usually stays on my desk. My TI-89 Titanium is handy enough to stay in my backpack, along with my older TI-83. I keep a TI-81 on my desk and bedside table, they're handy for quick calculations.

21.40221%, I'm not into sci-fi or that kind of stuff but I do know a lot of computer things and some random trivia.

Hello, most of you know me from Omnimaga, Cemetech, and TI-Planet as CVSoft (duh) or notipa. I do TI-BASIC with the non-Flash calculators and 68k (so basically, the ones nobody use anymore), and have started dabbling in TI-82 and TI-83 assembly. I've been doing TI-BASIC since about 2005, so wow 10 years now, with the TI-85 and began TI-83 development in 2007. I've been a ticalc member for at least an eternity and a half, and joined Omnimaga some time in 2012. I was never particularly active there, and Cemetech won over my activity levels starting in mid-2013. Since then, I've been largely on-and-off with my programming, with college and other hobbies such as amateur radio and Unreal Tournament 2004 sapping away at time I could be spending doing things like working on the long-promised CBLM v1.6. As of lately, I've been getting a bunch of interesting (early production) non-Flash calculators and documenting the ROMs and hardware; my

has nearly tripled in size as a result of this. I've also been resuming some old projects of mine such as BASIChat2 and the non-Doors CS version BASIChat3, along with linking the TI-83 and TI-CBL series to Global Calcnet.