Popular tech YouTuber ChromaLock recently shared a video demonstrating how they managed to connect a “dated” TI-84 graphing calculator to the internet and run ChatGPT, creating, “the ultimate cheating ...

On Saturday, a YouTube creator called ChromaLock published a video detailing how he modified a Texas Instruments TI-84 graphing calculator to connect to the internet and access OpenAI's ChatGPT, ...

A tech YouTuber managed to get ChatGPT and the internet to run on the classic TI-84 graphing calculator. The project featured several neat additions to the classic calculator, including a chat ...

Texas Instruments wrongly demanded that enthusiasts remove posts about digital keys used to put a new OS on their calculators, the foundation argues. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 ...

Ok before I get flamed I'll explain why I want to do this. My Calculus teacher will only let us use a ti-83 or below, and resets our memory before every test. Now I don't use the programs anyway ...

Something being impractical isn’t any reason not to do it, which is why just about anything with a CPU in it can run Doom by now. For the same reason there obviously is a way to do ray tracing of 3D ...

Ask any professor, and they’ll probably tell you graphing calculators offer a plethora of mathematical uses, like plotting graphs, inputting trigonometric functions — you know, typical academic stuff.

A basic calculator is a tool for quickly performing quick arithmetic functions. But graphing calculators are basically programmable computers. While they’re designed as math aids for students, ...

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