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The Casio Prizm was the first color-screen graphing calculator to be released, in early 2011. It beat the TI-Nspire CX to market by a few months. It offers an SH3/4 processor, the standard Casio numeric EOS from the fx-9860g calculator, and many color- and resolution-upgraded applications. It is permitted on the SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests. | The Casio Prizm was the first color-screen graphing calculator to be released, in early 2011. It beat the TI-Nspire CX to market by a few months. It offers an SH3/4 processor, the standard Casio numeric EOS from the fx-9860g calculator, and many color- and resolution-upgraded applications. It is permitted on the SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:03, 1 February 2016
The Casio Prizm was the first color-screen graphing calculator to be released, in early 2011. It beat the TI-Nspire CX to market by a few months. It offers an SH3/4 processor, the standard Casio numeric EOS from the fx-9860g calculator, and many color- and resolution-upgraded applications. It is permitted on the SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests.
Specifications
Hardware:
- CPU: Renesas SH4A (32-bit, 58 MHz)
- RAM: 60KB user-accessible, 2MB total
- Flash (ROM): 16MB user-accessible for Add-Ins/Storage (32MB total)
- LCD: 384x216-pixel 16-bit color LCD with 16-pixel border
- Ports: 2.5mm I/O, mini-USB
- Power: 4 AAA batteries
Software:
- Operating System (OS): 1.01-1.04
- Programming: Casio BASIC, Lua, C, SH4 ASM
Using the Casio Prizm
(Coming soon)
