NEWS: TI-Nspire CX II CAS

[Maximilian Hohmann]

Hello!

(01-17-2019 02:03 PM)Adriweb Wrote:  We do welcome any feedback/suggestions etc Note however that the look is quite customizable, you can toggle the chat, the sidebar, etc. It's also quite responsive, and there's a mobile version as well. So I guess we're left with colors and such? I'd welcome a screenshot of what you see though, because even the article is pretty cleanly layouted for me.

This is what I get when I follow the link in the first posting:



As I am not registered to your site this must be the default view. There are half a dozen different fonts in as many different sizes and even worse, all the colours of the rainbow. Some black on white, some white on grey, and again some "one colour on a different colour" in all possible combinations that fit on one browser page. Then there is a row of big iconised function buttons on the top and lots and lots of minuscule ones under the author's name. Compare that to HP-Museum website and forum!

I guess I'm a little spoilt because at work I am used to a very clean and concise presentation of important information in an easily understood fashion (thanks to generations of man-machine-interface designers who refined that to the current level).

By the way: On the iPad the presentation is almost perfect. Only the posting itself is displayed (without all the frames around) in uniform font and style. Nice to look at and easy to read.

(01-17-2019 02:03 PM)Adriweb Wrote:  No - what the photos show is OS 4.5, which is the current latest (from late 2017) on the CX models (who were launched in 2011, but have undergone at least around 30 hardware revisions over time, as of mid 2018). Anyway the evidence points to the fact that it's just case design show units, with the PCB inside just being old ones.

Ah, OK. But the differences between the different versions over the life span of the nSpire CX (my son had one at school and I only occasionally played with it a little) are not very obvious to the casual user. Nothing like a change from BASIC to Python...

Regards
Max