Les TI-Nspire CX sur 20minutes.fr

→ **MyCalcs** profile · by **critor** » 04 Sep 2012, 23:14

Pour la rentrée, signalons un petit article sur le haut de gamme de Texas Instruments, les TI-Nspire CX numériques et TI-Nspire CX CAS sur le site 20minutes.fr.

Lien: http://www.20minutes.fr/high-tech/994905-outils-pedagogiques-pleins-ressources

Source: https://www.facebook.com/Texas.Instruments.France/posts/409138352481219

→ **MyCalcs** profile · by **SilverOne** » 06 Sep 2012, 01:27

. Elegant, ultra-thin, they have a high resolution color screen (240 x 320 pixels)

légantes, ultra-plates, elles possèdent un écran couleur haute résolution (240 x 320 pixels),

I threw a wish in a well...

i looked at the nspire and it fell ...

and now it's in my hands...

hey i just met you...
and this is crazy...

but this screen isn't high resolution at all.

so call me demanding maybe?

→ **MyCalcs** profile · by **Hayleia** » 06 Sep 2012, 06:27

Lol

But it is high resolution. Remember that it is a calculator at first

For example, the 84+SE has "a big memory": 1.5 Mo of Flash. You'll say "1.5 Mo is nothing" but I challenge you to fill them. If you compare the size of the programs to the total amount of memory you have, then the size seems huge (well, forget about TI-Boy

).
It is the same for the CX. It is a huge resolution considering it is at first a tool for calculating and graphing.

→ **MyCalcs** profile · by **Lionel Debroux** » 06 Sep 2012, 06:30

Relative to most other calculators (all graphing calculators besides the Prizm), the Nspire's screen is high-resolution.
However, in absolute measurements, the Nspire's screen is indeed far from being high-resolution... Computers have had higher resolution for more than 20 years (and higher pixel density for years), and smartphones have had both higher resolution and pixel density for years as well.