16 Dec
2007
16 Dec
'07
7:04 a.m.
On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 12:53 -0700, Chuck Guzis wrote:
(Catching up on list backlog, a sysiphusian task)
The Norwegian telco museum has a Univac 9300 and a Univac 9400 in
seemingly very good shape. The tape drives and DASD seem gone, but the
punch card equipment is there still, AFAICT.
-Tore
Richard
Hadsell wrote:
...
> Having worked on the IBM Micro/370 project, and having the one and only
> ever working Micro/370 chip, I can assure you that the XT/370 card
> predates the Micro/370. The Micro/370 is mounted on a prototype version
> (Augusta Sr.) of what would have become the AT/370 card, had the project
> not been canned.
Does anyone on the list collect non-IBM S/360 or S/370 "clones"?
While I don't expect to see a Spectrola still around, there was a
firm called Two-Pi that in the early 80's was successful enough to be
purchased by Four Phase. Not physically huge, IIRC--and a great pun
on a name.