19 Jun
1997
19 Jun
'97
9:16 a.m.
Frank McConnell wrote:
Marvin <marvin(a)rain.org> writes:
This one doesn't have handles and looks more like the TRS Model IV
desktop and like computers. I didn't take a close look last night, but
it has at least one full height drive and no 3 1/2" drives that I could
see. Since it is new, I *really* wish the docs had come with it!
It seems every time I turn around, I find
something else I either
haven't seen in a while, or don't know anything about it. In this case,
I picked up a brand new Digilog 1500 some number of years ago. It is
not on the "Big List" so does anyone know anything about this? I seem
I wonder if this is the same Digilog that made the Digilog 600 that is
sitting in my office at work. It is not a general-purpose computer,
but instead a serial line analyzer: one of those things that you plug
in between two uncooperative serial communications devices to divine
the nature of their uncooperativeness. It's also got a breakout box
built in, and you can tell it's portable because it's got a handle
(think Osborne 1 for some idea of its arm-lengthening properties,
though). And a 3.5" stiffy drive for saving and replaying traces.