Cromemco landmarks

Speaking of Cromemco, did you know (according to their literature) that aside from naming the S-100 bus, they also developed: -The first Z-80 micro -The first multi-user micro -The first Unix-like OS for a micro (Cromix) -The first micro with a Winchester HD -The first complete system with 16M/50MHD for <$50,000 -The first micro color graphics system -The first micro addressing memory >64K -The first micro with IBM RJE communication -The first intelligent micro I/O interfaces with a CPU on I/O card -The first micro implementation of I/O channel processors -The first micro to boot from ROM without front panel switches -The first self-programming EPROM card -The first micro with error-correcting memory -The first graphics system with hardware stenciling (whatever that is) -The first micro graphics system capable of sync'ing to a TV broadcast -The first micro with integrated floppy disks And that in 1987 an XXU equipped system was almost twice as fast as a VAX 11/780, which cost over four times as much as the largest Cromemco system at the time.