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[split] TI-84 new Python announced -- Was --- What would you like to see in a future HP Prime II? (HP Prime², HP Prime 2
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[split] TI-84 new Python announced -- Was --- What would you like to see in a future HP Prime II? (HP Prime², HP Prime 2
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[split] TI-84 new Python announced -- Was --- What would you like to see in a future HP Prime II? (HP Prime², HP Prime 2
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05-11-2021, 02:33 PM
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RE: [split] TI-84+Python announced (was "what would you like to see in a Prime II?")
Interesting...the TI-84 Plus CE is based on the eZ80 processor, a relatively recent extension of the Z80. How do they run MicroPython on that? Even C is only possible through SDCC (which is an awesome project, by the way), according to Wikipedia. It just doesn't seem like that chip would be powerful enough to handle something so complicated.
P.S. I renamed the title of the thread, because the forum said that the title was too long and refused to allow me to reply. |
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