TI programmer

TI Programmer in hexadecimal mode (recognizable by the two lines on the left in the display) and the number ABCDEF in the display

The TI Programmer is a calculator for Boolean calculations . It supports calculations with binary , octal , decimal and hexadecimal numbers and is aimed primarily at programmers . The calculator was introduced by Texas Instruments in 1977.

The introduction of second generation programming languages ​​meant that the computer was no longer sold at the end of the 1980s. The functions offered are now usually part of most scientific pocket calculators , so that the TI Programmer is only of historical or museum interest today.

Web links

• TI Programmer in the DATAMATH CALCULATOR MUSEUM
• TI Programmer in MyCalcDB (database with calculators from the 1970s and 1980s)
• TI Programmer in the Metatechnisches Kabinett