TI-86 emu?

[Moose or Chuck]

[suchiaruzu]

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[Robotbeat]

[esw]

[Moose or Chuck]

try going to and find out.

[Robotbeat]

It's not really that old. It's one of the most popular ones out there. It doesn't have a QWERTY keyboard, but it does have a lot of keys, including ones for letters, numbers, and other stuff. And you can program on them. You program in BASIC or something. <br><br>Is the TI-86's BASIC language similar to the PC version?

[Moose or Chuck]

No, not at all.

[MZGuy]

It's not too far away from QBasic...

[Moose or Chuck]

It's farther than you think. But it won't be foreign if you know QBASIC. Or C64 BASIC would be  closer.

[xikilm]

You can grab full source for virtual ti @ , that should be a good start for making a pocketpc version.

[Moose or Chuck]

now if i knew c++