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This TI-Nspire COLOR
Prototype
was manufactured in 2010 China.
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The backside
of the TI-Nspire COLOR features a cover to access the rechargeable battery.
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The internal
construction of the TI-Nspire COLOR makes use of just two printed circuit boards
(PCBs), one for the computing unit, color LC-Display and power supply and one for the keyboard. |
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The main PCB
is connected to the color LC-Display. |
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The brain of the
TI-Nspire COLOR is actually a System-on-Chip based on Toshiba's
ASIC technology. |
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The
memory of the TI-Nspire COLOR is composed of a Multichip Package with both the Flash-ROM and SDRAM combined. |
On the backside of the
PCB we located this Macronix MX29SL402 Flash-ROM with 4M Bit capacity. |
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