


1MB ROM (read only memory) of which 480Kb is user accessible.It also features 128KB RAM (damn son!!) of which 21KB is user accessible. It features an 8 bit 15MHz Zilog Z80 CPU (LMAO).This was not quite what i expected from a calculator but still not too bad either way. The Ti84+ C SE has the same shell as its predecessor the Ti84+ SE, albeit in a more stylish black and white finish as opposed to the older gray finish. Here we have a somewhat OP calculator which promises usability, performance and to a certain extent, value for money. Texas Instruments (Ti), the company behind this calculator and some processors (including the one in the moto 360 original) decided otherwise. I have always thought, calculators with OP specs would be hilarious and would be super awesome in theory but quite a mess in practice.
