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Friday, September 03, 2010

TI-1200



This was my first calculating device -- other than my toes, of course. She was a trusty old gal. Even after weathering multiple drops onto surfaces ranging from bicycle-churned mud to hot pavement, she still fired up without fail to help me cheat on my homework. The faceplate must have fallen off and been re-glued a dozen times; I eventually gave up and painted the numbers and symbols onto the bare plastic with White-Out. They just don't make 'em like that anymore... Think I've got something in my eye...

Click on the old warhorse to find your first LED lovely.

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(Okay, this post has pretty much pegged out the geekometer for the day, so I'm gonna quit now)

posted by Jar(egg)head at 12:31

1 Comments:

Blogger Churt(Elfkind) said...

I had the TI-30. Of course it didn't work when I got it. It was my first successful electronic repair. A diode was shorted out. I removed it and it worked great for many years. Not sure what the purpose of the diode was but must not have been all that important. I'm just sayin.

15:19  

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