Those sound like great ways to acquire calculators!

I have an 83 Plus BE and an 84 Plus SE, and my brother has an 84 Plus BE that he doesn't let me touch. I use both of my calcs regularly for link program testing.

So, let's post my (small) calc collection!
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Nice assortment, Sorunome! Where did you get each of them? You don't really do much 68k programming, correct?

The TI-84+ I got in 8th grade for math, that is the first calculator I got.
The TI-89 I only got recently (hence no 68k projects yet) for AP calculus.
And the TI-83+SE I got like a week ago for $20 from a friend who doesn't need it anymore, yes, he is aware that he could get a lot more money out of it if he sold it on ebay.

Mine in order of aquisition:
TI-84 SE
TI-Nspire clickpad
TI-NspireCAS+
TI-82
TI-Nspire CAS+ P1-DVT1
TI-XXXXXXXXXXX (nspire clickpad prototype)
Commodore PR-100 (my dad's friend from work heard that I started collecting and gave it to me)

i have a
Casio fx-991W
ti 54
ti 84 + silver edition
like your collection Kerm

I recieved a basic nspire from my teacher, raising my collection to 3. i really dont like it

i also found a Ti-108 laying around my house, not sure what to use that for...

So, I hear you like calculators, so I put some calculators in your calculators..



This is strictly TI related calculators.



This is my collection in it's entirety.

73, 80, 81, 82 (blocky, 83, Parcus), 83 (slant, straight) 83+ (standard, green), 83+SE x2, 84+, 84+SE, 84+CSE, 85 x2, 86 x2, 89 (HW1, HW2), 92+, Nspire (Carrier, CX), Prizm

Plus, I own a TI Keyboard, silver USB link and a few graphlinks. Did I mention I still have original packaging for the 81?

holy crap. Thats like $1,000+ laying right there.

that green case is epic! is that covering the usual casing, or is it actually part of the calc?

They had 2 83+s with color see through cases, the blue and green. I'm still looking to get my hands on a blue one.

Not if i can find one first! (When i get money to throw around)

Do you still have the original casing for the 84+CSE?

Here's an updated view of my collection:



I spy, in columns from left to right:
Column 1: TI-84+CSE, two blue Nspires, a ClassPad 330, a bunch of 83s/83+s, a TI-84+, a Casio Prizm, and a TI-89.
Column 2: a TI-84+SE, some TI-83+s and TI-83s, a TI-81, and a TI-80.
Column 3: the Ultimate Calculator 2, TI-83+s, and TI-83+SEs
Column 4: TI-84+SE, a TI-30 II X Solar, TI-83+s, and TI-82s
Column 5: TI-82s, TI-83s, and TI-83+s
Upright: TI-92+ and a new-in-box TI-76.fr
Slanted stack: Prizm, TI-89ti, TI-84+CSE signed by Mayim Bialik, TI-Nspire CX signed by Mayim Bialik

I count 64 in all, and most are now working except for a few TI-82s. I also have two working 83+s on my desk. And hell, I forgot the 85s and 86s that are sitting in my chest of drawers.

Wait, you have 2 84+CSEs? I'm thinkin the one is just an SE, right?

And you've still got me beat in both sheer numbers and variety of calcs. :< I think you only have the 76.fr and 89ti that I don't have that's graphing. Oh, and the class pad.

Beautiful specimens and I can only express tifreak8x's incredulity in asking if it is true that you have not one but 2 4+CSEs?

What feelings of joy, bliss, and delight must suffuse your heart when you look upon such a veritable Aladin's cave of calculator power! And the glorious ClassPad 330 is in there too. I can only look and marvel...

Tifreak8x's collection of calculators is also magnificent.

Sorry, that was a mistake, just a single TI-84+CSE. The one at top left is indeed a TI-84+SE. Here's what I'm missing:

- Blue, green, and purple TI-83+s. I used to have blue and green, but they were tragically lost.
- TI-83.fr, TI-84 Pocket.fr, and the Chinese TI-84 Plus SE Pocket
- Old and new-style TI-73
- TI-92 non-plus and the TI-92 II module
- Voyage 200

Kerm, i think you have sufficient calc power to rival something great. but you only have one prizm?

Nope, two Prizms. One I bought myself as a birthday present two years ago, soon after the calculator was available in stores. The second one I got as a result of Casio's teacher training program.

Kerm needs an fx9860...


Also, I still only have a PRIZm and fx9860, however I just got a SHARP EL-6620 which although not a calculator, is still cool.