I have been very naughty

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(07-19-2017 11:24 AM)Dave Britten Wrote:  The TI-66 is a good option if you want to experiment with programming old TIs, and don't care about using ROM modules. It's essentially a 58C, but much more robust (especially the keyboard), and with alpha display of program steps while editing.

Yes, I have one of these too (Gene's influence is showing here...) though there's something very classic about the 58/59 series. I wanted a 59 for a long time, just run it side-by-side with my 25C and then 41C. Though I suspect the 66 is as fast or maybe even faster than the 58, the 66 just seems dead slow to me...