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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => General Calculator Help => Topic started by: m.tang on June 03, 2011, 03:33:47 am
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QSX9EK
(http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QSX9EK)
Can its OS be upgraded to the lastest verison?
I just made an order on amazon.
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Can't be sure as this is not a real photo, and as some TI-Nspire CAS prototypes are identic to production models (although they're quite "rare").
I'd say it's not a prototype.
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Can't be sure as this is not a real photo, and as some TI-Nspire CAS prototypes are identic to production models (although they're quite "rare").
I'd say it's not a prototype.
Nonetheless it's an amazing deal in comparison to retail prices.
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Can't be sure as this is not a real photo, and as some TI-Nspire CAS prototypes are identic to production models (although they're quite "rare").
I'd say it's not a prototype.
Nonetheless it's an amazing deal in comparison to retail prices.
Which may mean it has something really wrong with it ;)
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I can't imagine why they'd sell a regular nspire-cas for that price. They'd have to be losing money on it
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I can't imagine why they'd sell a regular nspire-cas for that price. They'd have to be losing money on it
Obviously, it's a trap.
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I can't imagine why they'd sell a regular nspire-cas for that price. They'd have to be losing money on it
Obviously, it's a trap.
With the nspire cas cx being available any day now, the non-cx models are relatively worthless so this is probably just a attempt to clear out the old stock.
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I can't imagine why they'd sell a regular nspire-cas for that price. They'd have to be losing money on it
Obviously, it's a trap.
With the nspire cas cx being available any day now, the non-cx models are relatively worthless so this is probably just a attempt to clear out the old stock.
Or worse, BOTH! ...How would that work. I'm still unsure why the value got this low already.
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I can't imagine why they'd sell a regular nspire-cas for that price. They'd have to be losing money on it
Obviously, it's a trap.
With the nspire cas cx being available any day now, the non-cx models are relatively worthless so this is probably just a attempt to clear out the old stock.
I've gotten an email from TI saying the CX's are available
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Can't be sure as this is not a real photo, and as some TI-Nspire CAS prototypes are identic to production models (although they're quite "rare").
I'd say it's not a prototype.
Yes,it is Ti_Nspire CAS.
I have received it.
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We ordered the TI_Nsprie CAS and were sent the TI_Nspire CAS+. Not at all the same caluclator, does not look like the picture, and does not perform in the same way as calculator we wanted.
As you can see, someone ordered this product, the exact one you were talking about, and they got a CAS+ (prototype), not a standard real one.