Hi people!



I've published a first test of the TI-Nspire LabStation Cradle.
http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=119296#p119296



Even if you don't understand french, there are many photos that might interest you.



I'll publish a more hardware-oriented test later.

euh, it's green/brown and the usb plug is pointed the other way.. prototype?

and btw, that's a lot of money in that pic Ö like €1200 or so, wow

Did you allready know that the TI-Nspire LabStation Cradle was a real TI-Nspire calculator?

Yes, based on the TI-Nspire ClickPad or TouchPad PCB, with a NOR, a 32MB NAND, RS232, Boot1, Boot2, Diags, OS... Just the screen and the keypad were removed.


So now you get the proof!



More images and details in the TI-Planet news:
http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=8637

bon, anyway, i hate you having all that stuff i want to have

Unfortunately, I can't send this to you, as it doesn't belong to me.

But I can send you some unleashed TI-Nspire ClickPad prototypes if you want.

and btw, can you now tell what's wrong with that right calc?

I've allready newsed about it -> http://ourl.ca/14704

I should have newsed about upgrading ti-Nspire ClickPad prototypes with a production 3.X OS last week,but there were too many other great things to news about!

Note that the OS and Boot2 I have are older than the only ones released on TI web site:

THat is interesting stuff Critor. All that stuff must be expensive though

As it *is* based on the Nspire calculator hardware, no wonder it just costs as much.


But the sensors are really too expensive...

Lol lucky people

But yeah I wonder if every school will be able to afford those. In Canada, for instance, public education has very limited budget, so they're most likely still stuck with their 1993 TI-82s or at the very best their imported TI-82 STATS.