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So I got this new graphing calculator and I was wondering if anyone knew of some helpful apps that I could download. I'm taking IB math SL 1 if that helps at all  :D

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Can you download google? :)

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Can you download google? :)

I don't think I can, but I wish I could lol

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I would go so far as to say you won't need apps, CAS calculators can do quite a lot. 

 

Of course you should get Mario though, Texas Instruments CAS calculators can play Mario

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I would go so far as to say you won't need apps, CAS calculators can do quite a lot. 

 

Of course you should get Mario though, Texas Instruments CAS calculators can play Mario

i don't think there is a mario app for the color version yet, only the black and white ones have it.

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i don't think there is a mario app for the color version yet, only the black and white ones have it.

 

 

I would go so far as to say you won't need apps, CAS calculators can do quite a lot. 

 

Of course you should get Mario though, Texas Instruments CAS calculators can play Mario

Do you guys have any idea on how to download apps?Like what websites?

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Do you guys have any idea on how to download apps?Like what websites?

i use ti connect to put the apps on my ti 84 plus c silver edition and DoorsCSE to play the apps 

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Do you guys have any idea on how to download apps?Like what websites?

I only understand how to side load from calculator to calculator sorry

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i use ti connect to put the apps on my ti 84 plus c silver edition and DoorsCSE to play the apps 

How do I use/get ti connect?

 

I only understand how to side load from calculator to calculator sorry

Ah ok, thanks for the help anyways

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Its time for pokemon during SAT breaks

 

Edit: You copycat......

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You should give it to me. I think there's a give it to afro app.

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Thank you kind sir  :)

 

Its time for pokemon during SAT breaks

 

Edit: You copycat......

There is only one PC NOOB and that is I.

Return to your den masquerader 

You have me beat by 5 days. You are the true noob

 

You should give it to me. I think there's a give it to afro app.

Haha real funny  :P

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You should give it to me. I think there's a give it to afro app.

 

I have seen a swag walking afro man in my dreams just like your profile picture.

The levels of swag have mesmerized me.

My eyes melting in the glory of the curls.

 

You have me beat by 5 days. You are the true noob

 

I think we both know who the true noob is now ;)

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This calculator is like a toy when i look back at it, now i have the TI Nspire. It can di 3d and can run pokemon ruby and saphire, colord screen. Gotta love engeneering classes ;)

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Look here: http://tiplanet.org/forum/portal.php

change the language to English, and do all the mods and 3rd party programs. 

 

PS: you should have gone for a TI-Nspire. I have one and I absolutely love it. I use it everyday in my Mechanical Engineering classes. I also run it 'jailbroken' and use the CAS Operating System on the regular Nspire  :ph34r:  (don't tell my instructors).

 

EDIT: here is a huge list of TI-82/83+/84 programs: http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_cat.php?cat=z80

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Look here: http://tiplanet.org/forum/portal.php

change the language to English, and do all the mods and 3rd party programs. 

 

PS: you should have gone for a TI-Nspire. I have one and I absolutely love it. I use it everyday in my Mechanical Engineering classes. I also run it 'jailbroken' and use the CAS Operating System on the regular Nspire  :ph34r:  (don't tell my instructors).

I'd wished i'd got a TI-Nspire but my class doesn't allow having it :(  Only the ti 84 series and the ti 89 

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I would go so far as to say you won't need apps, CAS calculators can do quite a lot. 

 

Of course you should get Mario though, Texas Instruments CAS calculators can play Mario

 

It's not a CAS calculator.

5800X3D - RTX 4070 - 2K @ 165Hz

 

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I'd wished i'd got a TI-Nspire but my class doesn't allow having it :(  Only the ti 84 series and the ti 89 

 

I have the Nspire Touchpad..

 

Pretty good. Very fast.

5800X3D - RTX 4070 - 2K @ 165Hz

 

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Look here: http://tiplanet.org/forum/portal.php

change the language to English, and do all the mods and 3rd party programs. 

 

PS: you should have gone for a TI-Nspire. I have one and I absolutely love it. I use it everyday in my Mechanical Engineering classes. I also run it 'jailbroken' and use the CAS Operating System on the regular Nspire  :ph34r:  (don't tell my instructors).

 

EDIT: here is a huge list of TI-82/83+/84 programs: http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_cat.php?cat=z80

 

How would one do that.... (To the Nspire)

5800X3D - RTX 4070 - 2K @ 165Hz

 

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I have the Nspire Touchpad..

 

Pretty good. Very fast.

Same here, I run Ndless and OS switcher :P to run the CAS OS  ;)  :ph34r: .

 

Also, incase the OP missed my previous edit here is where you can basically browse most of the TI-84 programs: http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_cat.php?cat=z80

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I have the Nspire Touchpad..

 

Pretty good. Very fast.

well i have the color version of the ti 84 plus silver edition so it's good for now, maybe a new one in collage or something bad happened to my ti 84

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well i have the color version of the ti 84 plus silver edition so it's good for now, maybe a new one in collage or something bad happened to my ti 84

 

Yea, the color version annoys me, it's just a 84 plus with a color screen. Still blocky and slow.

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How would one do that.... (To the Nspire)

See: http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=11019

You basically need to have Ndless installed and be willing to flash your calculators bootloader. Note that after the CAS OS is running you cannot use the tI-84+ keypad.

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