The TI forum activity stats archival project (2002-present)

[Dream of Omnimaga]

Wasn't HP Museum the only HP forum?

[alexgt]

It had the documentation of all the syntax help and multiple downloads but it didn't look that active I will see if I can dig it up

[Dream of Omnimaga]

It actually leads every calc forun in activity, but almost everyone either hate the HP Prime and only like RPN calcs or they don't care about games nor hardware hacking for ASM support.

[Snektron]

RPN calcs? is that where you have to insert the equation in RPN? sounds irritating

[Ivoah]

RPN calcs? is that where you have to insert the equation in RPN? sounds irritating

I think RPN can be faster if you're used to using it.

[Snektron]

certainly easier for the calculator to execute

[Dream of Omnimaga]

Those people used HP calcs since the 80's and are in their late 50's. This is probably why many prefer RPN to algebraic.

[alexgt]

certainly easier for the calculator to execute

Meh... the Prime is blazing fast

[Unicorn]

certainly easier for the calculator to execute

Meh... the Prime is blazing fast

Na..... The CSE is super blazing fast

[Snektron]

it's like a race car.

Also for some reason i had to think of that my parents still have a TI-35 laying around somewhere

[Dream of Omnimaga]

I never heard of the TI-35 actually. Is it like the TI-59 or more like the TI-99?

[Snektron]

It's not a graphical calculator, its just an advanced hand calculator. Anyway i think my grandpa used it

[Dream of Omnimaga]

Aaah right. I was wondering if it was programmable. The TI-99 is more like a computer too actually.

[alexgt]

I have a Ti-30 on my desk:

[Dream of Omnimaga]

Doesn't it require to be plugged into the wall socket? That might be annoying if the teacher passes by and trips on the cord