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Teacher: Don't have your phone out in class. You: **calls your friend on your TI-84+ CE** Teacher: **surprised pikachu face** You: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you!
Thank you! I do have to warn you not to get a TI-84 Plus CE Python Edition because it will not come with ASM capabilities. So far a normal TI-84 Plus CE will still have it though!
@@marcmiyamoto Oh I should add that regular TI-84 Plus CE -t calculators should also have ASM. For now you can still probably get them new with ASM but used calculators will definitely still have it.
I'm thrilled you like this so much! Unfortunately I can't offer to add this mod to your calculator. Not only is the circuit board I used no longer sold, the TI-84 Plus has completely different internals than the TI-84 Plus CE. If you want to see a cell phone mod that's even cooler than mine, a fellow RUclipsr called BoomBrush made one using your type of calculator: ruclips.net/video/XhAPQs9kyEw/видео.html
Thank you! Unfortunately, there is currently no way to increase the storage capacity of either the RAM or Archive. Even if you somehow replaced them with higher capacity compatible components, the OS was written to only use as much as the original capacity. However, in the future the community may make USB flash drives compatible with the calculator so you will have extra storage there.
just wanted to address that in your video in the cemetech thread, you had clipping as one of the songs on your playlist during the testing.... Get it how ya live, or live till ya get it.
Wow this is megacool! I have a question regarding the TI that I just bought. i bought the beautiful TI 84 plus ce python edition (what a mistake) and I soon realized that assembly isn't present out of the box :( Is there any possibility to still run it or do you think there will be some day? Basic is kinda limited when it comes to fun games and programs.
I'm sorry mate. Although there will eventually be an exploit that allows it, I have no idea when it will come around. I'll be sure to make a video about it when it does.
Hpmuseum.org is a forum dedicated to HP calculators. It's not all that active so you could hang out on Cemetech.net or tiplanet.org which normally focus on TI calculators but it'd be awesome to get some more HP people there.
Hi, I have the Ti 84-Plus Ce and when I plug the USB cable into my Mac running High Sierra, it charges but won't show up on the page for connected calculators? Is the cable the problem, or just the app troubleshooting? Maybe the Mac itself? Needing to know, taking a closed-note test for Advanced Algebra soon and need to download some Apps. Thanks!
OK, I'm not too familiar with Mac. Do you have another machine you can test the cable on? Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling TI-Connect CE? Does your Mac recognize the device is plugged in at all? (Do you see a Texas Instruments device in device manager?)
Just found out about this project, very interesting using bluetooth. I did a very similar project but it used a 3G cellular module with an arduino to make the phone call. I never even thought of using bluetooth, that would of saved a lot of space. Check out my project on my channel if you are interested.
Nothing special, anyone with a rudimentary understanding of advance elecromechanical engineering can do it too! Jokes aside, I actually don't know much about the hardware of electronics. I've just been teaching myself through trial and error and looking up answers when I'm uncertain or confused on something. You don't need to be a genius to start doing this, you just need to have goals and motivation!
I just thought 'This seems like a cool idea' so I took apart the calculator to see if I could make this work with basic tools and soldering experience. I after looking at it, I figured I could probably do it so I decided to give it a go. It doesn't always work first try, there was a lot of trial and error involved in this project but I didn't give up so I eventually overcame all the issues!
That's epoxy to prevent components from getting knocked out of place. It's not vital for the calculator to function, but you'll likely accidentally pull off a component trying to remove it. Why do you need to remove it?
Unfortunately it's not really around anymore (it was released in 2014) and the one I found is way overpriced ( www.amazon.com/OrigAudio-Jellybox-Bluetooth-Wireless-Speaker/dp/B00MW8D60Y ). You're far better off finding a small board that's purpose built for diy projects. You'll probably get stereo audio which will sound better than my mono audio setup.
Heh. I honestly don't recommend you try this yourself since it deals with moving and soldering the battery which has the chance of creating a dangerous short circuit. But if I come up with a safer way then I would certainly consider making a tutorial there!
@@TheLastMillennial OK great, I'm probably going to do this anyways to my calculator because I have a microsoldering kit and some ifixit tools along with my own ohmmeter to check the resistance and voltages. Plus I'm planning on doing a similar Bluetooth speaker mod, but I'm going to try and cut a small rectangular hole above the lcd for an old smartphone earpiece speaker. I'll let u know how it goes... I might even make a YT video on it! 👍
Oh sweet! If you need any help or have any questions about the calculator's hardware feel free to ask me. It'd also be cool if you could post your progress on Cemetech.net which is a calculator forum!
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*Updates:* (11/30/2021): Annoyingly, RUclips has removed the public dislike count. If you'd like to see the dislike count on this video, I suggest installing the 'Return RUclips Dislike' extension (Firefox, Chrome, Edge).
If you want to watch a video of a stand-alone TI-84 Plus cell phone, a creator called BoomBrush made one even more impressive than mine! ruclips.net/video/XhAPQs9kyEw/видео.html
Teacher: Don't have your phone out in class.
You: **calls your friend on your TI-84+ CE**
Teacher: **surprised pikachu face**
You: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you!
Hehe
dude, this is such high quality content, epic!
Thank you!
Up next: I added 1TB of RAM to my CALCULATOR
Hehe maybe someday!
@@TheLastMillennial if you figure it out, I’m gonna do it
Just why???
@@gboy9604 calculator games
Imagine in class just
*ringtone plays* sorry folks I have to take a call from my calculator!
This is the best! I’m getting a ce later today
Thank you! I do have to warn you not to get a TI-84 Plus CE Python Edition because it will not come with ASM capabilities. So far a normal TI-84 Plus CE will still have it though!
TheLastMillennial where do I get one that doesn’t have python though?
@@marcmiyamoto Oh I should add that regular TI-84 Plus CE -t calculators should also have ASM. For now you can still probably get them new with ASM but used calculators will definitely still have it.
@@TheLastMillennial how do you get rid of python with a used ti-84 plus ce?
TheLastMillennial oh ok thanks I’ll be getting mine at staples (They have it for 99.99 ;)
Teacher: get off your phone
You: but I'm on a calculator
Calculator:
D I WHY? DUDE I LAUGHED FOR AN HOUR
Glad you found it amusing!
Next up: I stuck an RTX CARD in my CALCULATOR!
Haha maybe someday!
1:33 you should really be careful with that soldering iron I’ve heard horror stories one slip is all it takes.
Now I wish I could do this. It would be un to show this off at school.
How to troll your teacher 101
I love the silliness of this lol
Lol thanks!
Great VIDEO!
Thanks!
TI-84 +Custom Edition.
This guy pulls out his calc “hey Elon musk how are you”
I have TI's CEO on speed dial :P
@@TheLastMillennial I would killllllll to have one of those on a normal ti 84 (because thats the one i have) i wish i knew as much as you (i subbed)
@@TheLastMillennial could i pay you money to get you to add this to my calc or just buy it?
I'm thrilled you like this so much! Unfortunately I can't offer to add this mod to your calculator. Not only is the circuit board I used no longer sold, the TI-84 Plus has completely different internals than the TI-84 Plus CE. If you want to see a cell phone mod that's even cooler than mine, a fellow RUclipsr called BoomBrush made one using your type of calculator: ruclips.net/video/XhAPQs9kyEw/видео.html
Is there a way to increase RAM and Archive on the calculator? Like, are those parts able to be swapped?
(PS, the Apple joke was funny.)
Thank you! Unfortunately, there is currently no way to increase the storage capacity of either the RAM or Archive. Even if you somehow replaced them with higher capacity compatible components, the OS was written to only use as much as the original capacity. However, in the future the community may make USB flash drives compatible with the calculator so you will have extra storage there.
just wanted to address that in your video in the cemetech thread, you had clipping as one of the songs on your playlist during the testing....
Get it how ya live, or live till ya get it.
imagine if you get a phone call in the middle of an exam
Awesome
Thank you!
Wow this is megacool!
I have a question regarding the TI that I just bought. i bought the beautiful TI 84 plus ce python edition (what a mistake) and I soon realized that assembly isn't present out of the box :( Is there any possibility to still run it or do you think there will be some day? Basic is kinda limited when it comes to fun games and programs.
I'm sorry mate. Although there will eventually be an exploit that allows it, I have no idea when it will come around. I'll be sure to make a video about it when it does.
I wanna see a ti 83 with a color screen
That's basically what a TI-84 Plus CE is lol. The OS is 85% similar
@@TheLastMillennial i know. I just like the ti 83. They should've made a color screen one.
Now that I think of it, they did release the TI-83 Premium CE in Europe
You're a genius
Thanks mate!
do you have a discord server by any chance?
Where could i find a community like this for the hp prime? Btw extremely nerdy and epic content!
Hpmuseum.org is a forum dedicated to HP calculators. It's not all that active so you could hang out on Cemetech.net or tiplanet.org which normally focus on TI calculators but it'd be awesome to get some more HP people there.
Could you do this with an casio fx cg50?
I don't know. If there's enough space then it's most likely possible
@@TheLastMillennial I’ll be waiting 😁But is fine if it isn’t possible. (Maybe cut open the back?)
Hi, I have the Ti 84-Plus Ce and when I plug the USB cable into my Mac running High Sierra, it charges but won't show up on the page for connected calculators? Is the cable the problem, or just the app troubleshooting? Maybe the Mac itself? Needing to know, taking a closed-note test for Advanced Algebra soon and need to download some Apps. Thanks!
OK, I'm not too familiar with Mac. Do you have another machine you can test the cable on? Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling TI-Connect CE? Does your Mac recognize the device is plugged in at all? (Do you see a Texas Instruments device in device manager?)
Just found out about this project, very interesting using bluetooth. I did a very similar project but it used a 3G cellular module with an arduino to make the phone call. I never even thought of using bluetooth, that would of saved a lot of space. Check out my project on my channel if you are interested.
My Nokia 6230i (2005) is using BL-5C as well
It's not quite the same battery. The calculator's battery model is L1200SPA.
@@TheLastMillennial I did not mean calculator battery, look at @0:54 on the right side
Ah, my bad!
How did you learn to do this?
Nothing special, anyone with a rudimentary understanding of advance elecromechanical engineering can do it too!
Jokes aside, I actually don't know much about the hardware of electronics. I've just been teaching myself through trial and error and looking up answers when I'm uncertain or confused on something. You don't need to be a genius to start doing this, you just need to have goals and motivation!
Is it possible to add a WiFi chip and make some software to turn the calculator a literal smartphone?
Not trivially. Definitely not at my skill level
@@TheLastMillennial Sounds like a possibility 😁
ruclips.net/video/pCetKV1BKDk/видео.html this isn't for ce, nor is it small, but it's something haha
How did you get started modding
I just thought 'This seems like a cool idea' so I took apart the calculator to see if I could make this work with basic tools and soldering experience. I after looking at it, I figured I could probably do it so I decided to give it a go. It doesn't always work first try, there was a lot of trial and error involved in this project but I didn't give up so I eventually overcame all the issues!
ay what's the red goop on the PCB? would it be damaging to remove it?
That's epoxy to prevent components from getting knocked out of place. It's not vital for the calculator to function, but you'll likely accidentally pull off a component trying to remove it. Why do you need to remove it?
use an old LG fliphone speaker its small an can fit in there and they sound loud
Good idea, I'll have to try it if I improve this project in the future!
Me: i dont need to worry about this i have *5.2*
This is crazy
Thanks mate!
hey, could you provide a link to purchase the bluetooth speaker you used?
Unfortunately it's not really around anymore (it was released in 2014) and the one I found is way overpriced ( www.amazon.com/OrigAudio-Jellybox-Bluetooth-Wireless-Speaker/dp/B00MW8D60Y ). You're far better off finding a small board that's purpose built for diy projects. You'll probably get stereo audio which will sound better than my mono audio setup.
@@TheLastMillennial thanks for trying!
@@TheLastMillennial I will probably use a purpose built board, good idea. I just did not know there were any out there :)
now make the archive run on an SD Card
Haha that'd be awesome. Making such an adapter is beyond my abilities though
First phone be like
Please make an instructables tutorial for this lol😂
Heh. I honestly don't recommend you try this yourself since it deals with moving and soldering the battery which has the chance of creating a dangerous short circuit. But if I come up with a safer way then I would certainly consider making a tutorial there!
@@TheLastMillennial OK great, I'm probably going to do this anyways to my calculator because I have a microsoldering kit and some ifixit tools along with my own ohmmeter to check the resistance and voltages. Plus I'm planning on doing a similar Bluetooth speaker mod, but I'm going to try and cut a small rectangular hole above the lcd for an old smartphone earpiece speaker. I'll let u know how it goes... I might even make a YT video on it! 👍
Oh sweet! If you need any help or have any questions about the calculator's hardware feel free to ask me. It'd also be cool if you could post your progress on Cemetech.net which is a calculator forum!
@@TheLastMillennial totally. For sure man👍👌
Auch a good vid I’m wondering why u have less than 100k.
Thanks mate!
Ti nspire would feel underpowered if it sees this