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TI-84 Graphing Calculator According to Gizmodo, Texas Instruments is going a step further by introducing a new TI-84 graphing calculator which could now support programming in Python itself.

In our case, the TI-84 CE . They’re maybe more slick than they used to be — mine certainly didn’t have a color screen — and I don’t recall there being quite so many buttons and functions.

They used the TI-84's link port — typically used to transfer educational programs between calculators — to get internet access and a direct line to ChatGPT.

Texas Instruments released the graphing calculator in 2004, and continues to sell it today. The base model still has 480 kilobytes of ROM and 24 kilobytes of RAM.