Port TI Voyage 200 on iOS (iPad)
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elkar
Nov 22, 2011, 11:47:15 AM11/22/11
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Joe
Nov 22, 2011, 6:37:34 PM11/22/11
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This looks like an excellent app for the iPad. I am not familiar with
the company or the cas and wonder if it's been around for a while and
will be relatively bug free. Can someone comment on that? Also, from
the app description, I cannot determine if it will do 3d graphing.
the company or the cas and wonder if it's been around for a while and
will be relatively bug free. Can someone comment on that? Also, from
the app description, I cannot determine if it will do 3d graphing.
Joe
Nov 24, 2011, 3:38:36 PM11/24/11
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As a follow up, I sent Powerapp GmbH an email twice requesting
information on their company and their calculator app. It's been a
few days now with no reply and I doubt that the Swiss celebrate our
holidays so I question whether that app is going to have any support,
and to put it bluntly, that is not the kind of company I would do
business with! Just wanted to warn everyone.
information on their company and their calculator app. It's been a
few days now with no reply and I doubt that the Swiss celebrate our
holidays so I question whether that app is going to have any support,
and to put it bluntly, that is not the kind of company I would do
business with! Just wanted to warn everyone.
lerobert07
Dec 1, 2011, 4:20:19 AM12/1/11
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It's an excellent app. I'm using it. I sent mail to powerapp, and I've
got your answers : they work at the moment on some add-ons, also to
include 3D-plot. They most probably make those ready in max. 3 weeks.
For the using I have, it's entirely bug free.
If you have any others questions, feel free to ask them, I would
answer you.
got your answers : they work at the moment on some add-ons, also to
include 3D-plot. They most probably make those ready in max. 3 weeks.
For the using I have, it's entirely bug free.
If you have any others questions, feel free to ask them, I would
answer you.
elkar
Dec 1, 2011, 7:49:02 AM12/1/11
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This software is a port of XCAS (CAS HP50)
http://www-fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr/~parisse/install_en.html#giaciphone
When Texas Instrumnets will make a port of the TIvoyage200 to iOS
(iPhone, iPAD, iPOD) and androidOS
on the next page says
http://www.powerapp.ch/en/apps/100-cascalcp11
PD Included Manual consists of more than 500 pages
please can send me this manual
thanks
Joe
Dec 1, 2011, 5:26:06 PM12/1/11
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Thank you for the reply. My concern is because from another source I
learned that Power App Gmbh is a start up company thought to be a year
of so old, so I don't understand how they can have a calculator
program equivalent to the TI cas when it took TI years to develop that
cas. Perhaps they bought the capability from some other company and
are just marketing it in which case they won't have the capabillity to
fix bugs. That is my concern. Also what is Giac?>? I am unfamiliar
with that term. Any information you can offer on where this
calculator program came from and what support it now has would be
greatly appreciated. Thank you.
learned that Power App Gmbh is a start up company thought to be a year
of so old, so I don't understand how they can have a calculator
program equivalent to the TI cas when it took TI years to develop that
cas. Perhaps they bought the capability from some other company and
are just marketing it in which case they won't have the capabillity to
fix bugs. That is my concern. Also what is Giac?>? I am unfamiliar
with that term. Any information you can offer on where this
calculator program came from and what support it now has would be
greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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lerobert07
Dec 2, 2011, 5:42:14 AM12/2/11
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Elkar -> I can't send you the manual because at the moment it's
included in Cas Calc P11.
Joe -> As i know, they are up to seven developers who are working in
parallel on Cas, moreover they are in partnership with Institut
Fourier. It's one of the mathematics laboratory of Joseph Fourier
university in Grenoble (France). Benard Parisse who is working in
Institut Fourier develops Giac/Xcas, if you want more informations to
know what it is, you can visit the link below :
http://www-fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr/~parisse/giac.html
included in Cas Calc P11.
Joe -> As i know, they are up to seven developers who are working in
parallel on Cas, moreover they are in partnership with Institut
Fourier. It's one of the mathematics laboratory of Joseph Fourier
university in Grenoble (France). Benard Parisse who is working in
Institut Fourier develops Giac/Xcas, if you want more informations to
know what it is, you can visit the link below :
http://www-fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr/~parisse/giac.html
On 1 déc, 23:26, Joe <wjb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Thank you for the reply. My concern is because from another source I
> learned that Power App Gmbh is a start up company thought to be a yearn
matin
Dec 2, 2011, 5:44:11 AM12/2/11
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Sean Bird
Dec 2, 2011, 7:53:34 AM12/2/11
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same
On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 5:44 AM, matin <mat...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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