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   > When I was younger I remember some folks having those fancy TI calculators,   
   > and I also remember the "manual" was a pretty large one... in my memory, it   
   > was at least as thick as the calculator.  ;)   
      
   > They could do some pretty neat things with them.  Later, I remember they   
   > got a little more high tech and could even display graphs.  This would have   
   > been back in the 1980s.  I wonder now how their computing power compares to   
   > that of a cell phone or a PC.   
      
   > Mike   
      
   >  * SLMR 2.1a * What is mind? No matter! What is matter? Never mind!   
      
      
   I have only used regular 4 bangers or scientific calcs.   
    There is a program on my desktop called TI81.EXE   
   I play with some to see what a Graphic Calc. can do but haven't ran it in   
   years.   
      
   Can't recall where I found it (probably on TI website)    
   OR on CCO????   
   Ed   
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