Introduction
The
TI-85 was designed as a
powerful engineering and
calculus calculator. It was the first
TI calculator to have a
link port(finally) and
assembly programming capability (through an unintentional
loophole (who ever found this was a genius)). It has since been eclipsed by the
TI-86, which features
TI-85 compatibility along with more
advanced features. Note: Some of this was taken from ticalc
Model Specifications
CPU : 6 MHz ZiLOG Z80
Memory 28K RAM
Screen Size : 128x64 pixels; Black and White
Link Port? Yes