Texas Instruments releases its first graphing calculator with a color screen, nearly 21 years after releasing its first graphing calculator. Crave contributor Christopher MacManus regularly spends his ...

is a senior tech and policy editor focused on online platforms and free expression. Adi has covered virtual and augmented reality, the history of computing, and more for The Verge since 2011. The ...

Where, oh where were you, Nintendo Gameboy Color disguised as a Texas Instruments TI-83 Series calculator, when I was in school? Where? WHERE? Probably nowhere to be found, really, as Gameboy Colors ...

Color screens are an advancement that most graphing calculators have, inexplicably, forgone for ages. But finally, Texas Instruments is moving one of its old battleaxes to Technicolor: the company is ...

If you took a calculus class in the last 20 years, chances are you used a graphing calculator at some point, possibly one of Texas Instruments' TI- devices. The classic series has at last entered the ...

[Mark] had a broken TI-83 graphing calculator and an overwhelming urge to play Pokemon in math class. The solution to his predicament, obviously, is to hack a GameBoy color into the body of his TI-83.

In the beginning, Texas Instruments found a solid formula to produce a graphing calculator. The TI-81, the first of Texas Instrument's graphing calculators, was released in 1990, and had a 2MHz ...