A forum member, mr_calc, recently announced that he had amazing news - a pen (stylus)-based calculator to be released by TI.

Of course, many members were skeptical at first, especially when they saw the screenshots. Unfortunately, they were removed at TI's request, but they featured amazing 3D graphing capabilities. IN COLOR.

Color has never been seen before on a graphing calculator by Texas Instruments, although it makes sense why they would add color to such a device...

Fortunately, mr_calc offered up proof of such a calculator, as can be seen in the following image:

This image came from a rather reputable website, the European Patent Office at Espacenet.

Here is the link to patent EP1424626

If you were to go to said link, you would see that this is, indeed, a calculator being developed by TI that could be released soon!

Mr_calc mentioned that this calculator would be released late 2006 or early 2007.

This calculator will surely cause a programming revolution for the TI Community! Stand by for further updates...

Please discuss this upcoming device!

This forum will be your source for any information and updates for this calculator.

EDIT: As I posted below, I have been informed that TI may make this calculator grayscale.

Here are images of some calculator modes...

Wow, this is truely amazing. how do we get people to see this without the info being stolen?

Can you add a watermark to the images using Photoshop?

Anything, even PSP. I'll do it now.

Thanks.

OK. Here they are

Thanks!

I will replace the ones in my post with these ones.

Good! Now no worries about stealing pics!

Gah! I need more information on this! This secrecy is horrible!