TI Related -- Ebay / Heads Up Notice

[Gary from OPA]

2 minutes ago, FarmerPotato said:

OMG!

 

Sales Meeting, Banff Springs, Canada

 

 

 

 

 

I need to buy that.. hmm. Plano Texas right around @stevee671 area.

[+FarmerPotato]

 

Bet your smartphone can't replace a pencil sharpener.  #still relevant

Vintage Westinghouse Cassette Recorder Texas Instruments TI-30 Panasonic Pencil

 

 

 

So, three things; a widescreen iPod with touch controls,  a revolutionary mobile phone,

and a breakthrough Internet communications device. An iPod, a Phone and an Internet

communications device … are you getting it? These are not three separate devices.

This is one device – and we are calling it iPhone...  --Steve Jobs

 

 

A breakfast bread, a phone, and an air freshener!  These are three separate things, but

we're calling it the iScone.

 

--Eve Gobs, SconeWorld (Average Betty on YouTube)  

 

 

 

[+OLD CS1]

33 minutes ago, FarmerPotato said:

 

$400?  With that damaged box??  Oh, pull-eaze!

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/325050069038

[+FarmerPotato]

8 minutes ago, OLD CS1 said:

$400?  With that damaged box??  Oh, pull-eaze!

 

That tiny piece of missing cardboard was worth at least $100... in 1983.

[+OLD CS1]

Just now, FarmerPotato said:

 

That tiny piece of missing cardboard was worth at least $100... in 1983.

Roughly $316 in today's money.

[HOME AUTOMATION]

1 hour ago, FarmerPotato said:

                    Mine's a TI 30-CHALLENGER!

Edited 2 hours ago by HOME AUTOMATION

[+FarmerPotato]

38 minutes ago, HOME AUTOMATION said:

Mine's a TI 30-CHALLENGER

That's a nice looking calculator. 

 

My all-time favorite was a TI-30 Galaxy, some of the same details there. 

[HOME AUTOMATION]

2 hours ago, FarmerPotato said:

That's a nice looking calculator. 

I tried double-checking this...

...with the CHALLENGER. I thought that I was entering the formula wrongly, until I realized that it was rounding the answer off to 4, for me. Though I would have preferred to do that part myself. I was doing it the long way, as I had forgotten about the reference card, and different brands of calculators, handle scientific notation, quite differently. We all used CASIOs, in School. 

This thing is my FAV...

https://www.desmos.com/scientific

...and you can just type things like PI, or SQRT, on the keyboard!

I must have spent hours trying various sites, before settling on this one!

 

P.S. Though, I seriously doubt this is the right value for L207.