TEK UNIX history

I did make a few mistakes and an omission in my posting about Tek's computer history. First off, the MDP products did start out with the 8002, but that was through the acquisition of a company called (I believe) Millenium Systems. The 8550 and 8560 (I miswrote it as 8260) did use LSI-11's. The 8550 I think ran DOS-50 (I think it only had two 8" floppy drives), and the 8560 was the one that ran UNIX, although I'm positive the OS wasn't UTek. It was more an AT&T System-III variant (as opposed to UTek, which had its roots in 4.2bsd). I can't remember what they called it, but it wasn't UTek. I used to have an 8560 with single Qume DT-8 floppy drive and the Micropolis 40MB 8" drive. Thing sounded like a small jet plane at takeoff when the drive was spinning up. Gave it away a long time ago. Wish I hadn't. There was a predecessor to the 6130 that ran UTek. It was called the 6205. These were 32032-based machines. Much more powerful than the 6130. They could be had with framebuffers for GUI. I think that they had very early X-Windows servers that ran on them. The display processor I think was based on a National 32016. Tek sold a BUNCH of these at a company "fire sale" when the product was discontinued. They sold for fractions of pennies on the dollar. A lot of local Teks or ex-Teks might even still have some of these in their garages/attics/storage units. -Rick