Latindata computers?

This is a shot in the dark, but I figure here is a good place to start. In the 1983-1985 time frame, my father had an accounting firm in Argentina, Buenos Aires. He had bought an Osborne 1 and got it hooked up to an old black and white tv that had been converted to monitor usage, and used it for processing invoices. I learned how to play with CP/M and some Basic programming in the evenings when I was 10-12 years old with that Osborne. After a while, he acquired a second computer to offload some of the printing tasks (no printer buffer back then, which would cause the computer to wait a long time while printing hundreds of invoices- he did get a printer buffer at some point to speed things up). I played with this other computer for a bit; 12" green screen, and I recall it being called a Latindata. I am sure the Osborne 1 programs did not run on it, but *I believe* it ran some version of CP/M. I remember modifying a config file for a game called 'Viborita' [little snake in spanish] and changing the sprite characters for the items in the game. Viborita is your typical snake eating asterisk objects while steering the snake around without eating itself or hitting a wall. Has anyone heard of the Latindata brand and have any history on it/them? I'm curious to find out a bit more of them. Old-computers.com doesn't seem to have any entries on it. Kind regards, Louis -- Louis Florit AIM: lflorit MSN:louis_florit at hotmail.com Y!: indygolunaria