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Retro Review: TI-95 Procalc - Eddie W. Shore - 07-11-2020 07:35 PM
Quick Facts:
Model: TI-95 Procalc
Company: Texas Instruments
Type: Scientific, Keystroke Programmable
Years: 1985-1987
Display: 10 digits for numerical answers, 16 alpha-numeric display
Batteries: 4 AAAs
Logic: Algebraic (AOS)
Original Price: $200.00. I paid $60 I bought it on eBay.
Memory:
Registers: 26 alpha registers, up to 900 numeric registers (three digit registers)
Programming Steps: up to 7,200 steps, default set at 1,000 steps.
Storage Memory: up to 8,000 bytes, set to 5,200 bytes by default.
A separate 8K RAM can be added for an additional 8,000 bytes of memory.
Full Review Here: http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2020/07/retro-review-ti-95-procalc.html