DATAMATH PICTURES

The alphanumeric display of the TI-88 prompts in readable english.	The TI-88 uses a much larger than other calculators in the Slanted Line.
The realtime clock adds time and date.
The TI-88 was prepared for different languages.
The rear view of the TI-88 with both the rechargable battery and the cartridges removed.	The display module of the TI-88 is connected with just 5 wires to the main printed circuit board (PCB).
The inside view of the earlier (May 1982) TI-88.	The inside view of the later (August 1982) TI-88.
The brain of the TI-88 with very preliminary part numbers.	CRAM-Modules as user programmable memory with either 1184 program steps or 184 user memories.
The rechargable battery pack of the TI-88 with just one AA-sized NiCd battery in a small plastic housing.	CROM-Modules as pre-programmed software like the earlier TI-58C/TI-59 Solid State Software™ modules with 15000 program steps.