TI Museum

[Leviset]

Is there a website for TI Calculators that does for TI Calcs what The HPMuseum.org does for HP; I.e. something like ‘The TI Museum’?
I’m aware of Cemtech and TiCalc but they don’t quite fit the bill

[Dave Britten]

I'm not aware of any lively discussion boards (which isn't to say there aren't any), but http://www.datamath.org/ has a very extensive catalog, and there's a lot of printed material here: http://www.rskey.org/CMS/the-library

[rprosperi]

As far as I know, and that may not be much as I only enjoy the classic machines from TI, the largest site with Forum's etc. and quite active discussions about TI machines is here:

https://tiplanet.org/forum/

debrouxl, who is at least a moderator, if not owner, of that excellent and extensive site is a regular visitor here at MoHPC. I'm sure many other regulars there visit here as well, but I am not as familiar with their names.

Note that, sadly for many of us Americans that speak only English, much of that site is in French, but although I don't speak a bit of French, I've found that if I'm interested, I (sometimes with a lot of help from Google Translate) can follow a thread and discussion.

Definitely worth a trip to check it out.

[toml_12953]

(06-25-2019 10:14 PM)Leviset Wrote:  Is there a website for TI Calculators that does for TI Calcs what The HPMuseum.org does for HP; I.e. something like ‘The TI Museum’?
I’m aware of Cemtech and TiCalc but they don’t quite fit the bill

One place that has a lot of TI history is

http://www.datamath.org/

I'm really surprised at how few people who say they collect TI calculators know about it. Their manual download section is quite extensive.