*bump* Here are the transcripts from my bag-o-boards:
Main vertical board wrote:
Graphing calculators are the perfect ubiquitous, portable, cheap, low-power platform to learn programming skills and the basics of hardware hacking.
Demonstrations- Calculator Networking
"Flourish" demo running over the CALCnet 2.2 network protocol, written in z80 assembly.
- Calculators+Internet
"CALCnet Chat!" client connected to Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
- Guestbook
Internet-connected calculator fetches guestbook entries. Go to http://cemete.ch/mf13 now to sign, and your entry will show up on this calculator.
- Floppy Drive Music
Monophonic music with a TI-83+ and a floppy drive.
- Ultimate Calculator 2
TI-83+ modded with touchpad, RGB backlight, paint job, and PS/2 port.
- CAS Calculators
Three of the latest and most powerful college calculators, great for math, less popular for coding.
Interactive- High School Math, Coding, Gaming
Popular modern calculator for math, gaming, and programming. Feel free to give them a try!
- Reference Books
"Programming the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus" & "Using the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus". Don't hesitate to flip through to see what you could make your calculator do.
Guestbook wrote:
This internet-connected calculator will instantly fetch and display Maker Faire guestbook entries from
http://cemete.ch/mf13
Internet wrote:
Internet via globalCALCnet (gCn)
> Web browsing: Gossamer 1.0
> Internet Relay Chat (IRC) ---------------------->
> FTP: Sandpaper 0.8
> CALCnet calc-to-calc gaming over the internet
> More!
Chat with me! #cemetech on irc.efnet.net
Play Games wrote:
24KB RAM . \
2MB Flash |---->
96x64 LCD /
Browse
[+] and [-] to scroll
[arrow] to move cursor
[2nd] to click
Most Games
[2nd] to select or shoot
[ALPHA] for secondary functions
[CLEAR]/[MODE] to quit
High School Math, Coding, Games wrote:
Four panes, left to right:
Leftmost two panes: TI-84 Plus Silver Edition (Pink, 2008)
Released 2004, upgrade to TI-83 Plus/Silver Edition models. 15MHz z80 processor, 24KB RAM, 1.5MB user Archive, 4x AAA batteries, 96x64-pixel monochrome LCD.
Third from left: Casio Prizm
Released 2010, first color calculator. 58-100MHz, 16MB Archive, 4xAAA batteries, 320x240 color LCD
Rightmost: TI-84+CSE
Released 2013, 15MHz CPU, 21KB RAM, 4MB Archive, Rechargeable battery, 320x240 color LCD
The remaining boards have no text on them, including Ultimate Calculator 2, CAS Calculators, and Networking.