Televideo 802 computer?

It seems to me that the 802 was a televideo terminal with an integrated workstation. These worked in conjunction with a server unit to run an OS called MOST, I believe, and I have a couple of the server units, the number of which will occur to me when I look at one again.

These were fairly late technology, using 64k DRAMS and a 4MHz Z80A. The servers had four or five serial ports using Z80 SIO's and either 10 or 20 MB winchesters to go with their 5-1/4" floppies. They used the WD1000-series HDC, which used an 8X300 microcontroller (I2L technology, Harvard architecture) and the WD1000 5-chip set. I always admired the packaging technology, which was first rate. I have to believe the workstations were up to the same standard in convenient packaging. Televideo was late getting into the desktop workstation market, but did it in a big way with these numbers, as they had all you could want. The OS was purported, by some users I knew, to be quite a bit superior to MPM, which was quite established at that time (late '70's, early '80's). If anyone is interested in the server units, I can make them available, less drives, and possibly a couple of SIO/2's which I scavenged years ago, for the packaging/shipping cost. Dick ---------- <classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu> yesterday