
Test Tianyan TY-TX800, l'hybride USB programmable en Basic !
Re: Test Tianyan TY-TX800, l'hybride USB programmable en Bas
Released a few months ago apparently, after the news and critor's requests 

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Re: Test Tianyan TY-TX800, l'hybride USB programmable en Bas
Just newsed about the 1.03 version :
viewtopic.php?f=110&t=22439&p=240851#p240851
They fixed the slowness of changing the selected icon in the home menu.
The menu refresh after pressing an arrow key used to take ~1s as reported in our first test.

Also, they added a logo shown when the calculator is turned on/off :

So
No mention of a country, but it seems to be from Philippines according to the logo :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Department_of_Education_(DepEd).svg
No connection with the 2 other institutions already mentioned without a country at the back of the box and guidebook :
And now come Philippines... very suspect in my opinion.
An institution really taking part in this great calculator development would probably have asked for
viewtopic.php?f=110&t=22439&p=240851#p240851
They fixed the slowness of changing the selected icon in the home menu.
The menu refresh after pressing an arrow key used to take ~1s as reported in our first test.
Also, they added a logo shown when the calculator is turned on/off :
So
"Department of EDucation"
, another institution.No mention of a country, but it seems to be from Philippines according to the logo :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Department_of_Education_(DepEd).svg
No connection with the 2 other institutions already mentioned without a country at the back of the box and guidebook :
"Ministry of Education Research"
and "Center for Educational Equipment"
, which were thus assumed to be from China since Tianyan is chinese.And now come Philippines... very suspect in my opinion.
An institution really taking part in this great calculator development would probably have asked for
accurate
credits, and not something which can refer to many institutions worldwide, in each buyer country. Marketing lie ?-
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