Texas Galaxy 67: A fragile yet powerful beast from the 90's

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(03-22-2015 05:33 PM)Gene Wrote:  I also like the TI-66 except that it is terribly SLOW ugh. It had up to 512 program steps. It is often cheaper than a 65 or 67 so it's the one I have lying about to play with.

http://datamath.org/Sci/Galaxy/TI-66.htm

I just acquired a TI-66 from TAS, with sleeve and QRG, all in excellent shape. A very nice machine overall, but I agree, slow. Feels very non-TI to me, but I honestly left them behind when I traded my SR-51A for an HP-21 in 1976.

Except for a TI-83 Plus which I keep only to help my son in school if needed (which fortunately for me wasn't, since I never really learned the machine) this is the only TI machine I actually use.

Get one if you can, fun to check out and use, just don't use it when under pressure for quick answers...