Comments on: TI-85 Forever http://www.logicnest.com/archives/51 The personal site of Ian Luke Kane. Thoughts on mathematics, logic, and life. The beauty therein and the strangeness of it all. Sun, 25 Dec 2011 23:25:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: chris http://www.logicnest.com/archives/51/comment-page-1#comment-7097 chris Fri, 25 Sep 2009 02:10:15 +0000 http://www.ianluke.exteroceptions.com/?p=51#comment-7097 (1) It is not a beta, just a very early release (2) I don't have link cables. (1) It is not a beta, just a very early release
(2) I don’t have link cables.

]]> By: Ian Luke Kane http://www.logicnest.com/archives/51/comment-page-1#comment-6481 Ian Luke Kane Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:31:35 +0000 http://www.ianluke.exteroceptions.com/?p=51#comment-6481 A TI-85 without Tetris?! That's like...a fish without water. I shudder at the thought. :) A TI-85 without Tetris?! That’s like…a fish without water. I shudder at the thought. :)

]]> By: chris http://www.logicnest.com/archives/51/comment-page-1#comment-6480 chris Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:07:39 +0000 http://www.ianluke.exteroceptions.com/?p=51#comment-6480 ive had my 85 for a long time and i do not have a link cable (no tetris!). i write programs DURING the test and always get an A. It fits in with my rather large collection of old electronics (ti-85, palm m500, ti-35x, etc). Birthdate: August 15, 1994 S/N: not telling ;) Status: Blue t-shirt and custom jeans, listening to q104.7 and appears happy. Almost mint (scratches and tape incident) She's gone everywhere (Vegas, LA, Palm Springs twice, Willits (by Ukiah (by Eureka)) and ran the mile with me. :) Prototype CBL model? (beta 7?) ??????? S/N: 20025691 CBL I-0894F ive had my 85 for a long time and i do not have a link cable (no tetris!). i write programs DURING the test and always get an A. It fits in with my rather large collection of old electronics (ti-85, palm m500, ti-35x, etc).
Birthdate: August 15, 1994
S/N: not telling ;)

Status: Blue t-shirt and custom jeans, listening to q104.7 and appears happy. Almost mint (scratches and tape incident)

She’s gone everywhere (Vegas, LA, Palm Springs twice, Willits (by Ukiah (by Eureka)) and ran the mile with me. :)
Prototype CBL model? (beta 7?) ???????
S/N: 20025691 CBL I-0894F

]]> By: Anthony http://www.logicnest.com/archives/51/comment-page-1#comment-393 Anthony Sat, 26 Aug 2006 06:43:34 +0000 http://www.ianluke.exteroceptions.com/?p=51#comment-393 I have a HP11C which has been sitting on my desk at work (many different jobs) for 20 years - no one would steal it as they would have to be able to work in reverse polish mode!! I'm not really a gear freak otherwise......................... I have a HP11C which has been sitting on my desk at work (many different jobs) for 20 years – no one would steal it as they would have to be able to work in reverse polish mode!!

I’m not really a gear freak otherwise…………………….

]]> By: Seth Kelly http://www.logicnest.com/archives/51/comment-page-1#comment-377 Seth Kelly Tue, 15 Aug 2006 19:35:23 +0000 http://www.ianluke.exteroceptions.com/?p=51#comment-377 I'm sure that Jill has a better calculator story than I do, since we never have less than 4 or 5 TI-83s laying around/in our desk, but my own fascination with the TI-85 ended on a little strip of road between Reno, PA and RT80 when I was moving to Georgia. It was on that fateful day that the box containing said calculator proceeded to fall from my truck and get itself runover by a semi. No longer would I be widdling away my hours playing tetris and doing the occasional sum. I turned my truck around, but alas the TI-85 was now nothing but a flattened remnant of a once spectacular calculator. However, for some reason I do still have my laptop from college, you know, that one with the hard drive smaller than my ipod? I’m sure that Jill has a better calculator story than I do, since we never have less than 4 or 5 TI-83s laying around/in our desk, but my own fascination with the TI-85 ended on a little strip of road between Reno, PA and RT80 when I was moving to Georgia. It was on that fateful day that the box containing said calculator proceeded to fall from my truck and get itself runover by a semi. No longer would I be widdling away my hours playing tetris and doing the occasional sum. I turned my truck around, but alas the TI-85 was now nothing but a flattened remnant of a once spectacular calculator. However, for some reason I do still have my laptop from college, you know, that one with the hard drive smaller than my ipod?

]]> By: Beth http://www.logicnest.com/archives/51/comment-page-1#comment-376 Beth Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:18:09 +0000 http://www.ianluke.exteroceptions.com/?p=51#comment-376 TI-85? You newbie :) My trusty TI-82 resides on my desk in a basket of office supplies, ready for any check-book balancing/tax calculating needs. And it still boasts the "MATH Power for All" sticker my AP calc teacher gave the class in 11th grade. You can't beat that. TI-85? You newbie :) My trusty TI-82 resides on my desk in a basket of office supplies, ready for any check-book balancing/tax calculating needs. And it still boasts the “MATH Power for All” sticker my AP calc teacher gave the class in 11th grade. You can’t beat that.

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