>Denny Esterline
>
>
>Well, I recently put my venerable TI-83 plus SE out to pasture in favor
of
>the new TI-89 titanium, and yes it does handle algebraic precedence
>correctly :-)
>
>And really, it's not 'just' a calculator either, it a Motorola 68000
>processor running at 12 MHz and a full suite of software development
tools
>to go with it. Normally it runs a CAS (computer algebra system) akin to
>Mathmatica or Maple, but it also runs Super Mario Brothers too  :-)
>
>And apparently it can do IIC out the link port so I can connect it to
other
>things... (hmm.. PIC as an IIC slave .... :-)
>
>-Denny

Denny

Go to www.ticalc.org they have all sorts of project info and cool
software for the TI series of calculators. But remember the site is
frequented by teens and college kids and it shows. But they have some
neat stuff.

And TI has a SDK for the TI 89 on there website. I have the page on my
favorites at home. All you need is a USB to TI link cable and you can
write all sorts of neat stuff for it.

Chuck 

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