Re: Documentation for the AT&T Sceptre Videotex terminal (Richard) Wow, those photos bring back memories! I was just thinking about those: a friend had one and google didn't help me. ebay lists Sceptre flat monitors (totally unrelated but a source for confusion). I have something similar: I think it's Zenith. A thick keyboard with the terminal inside the keyboard, it attaches to tv-as-monitor, phone line (internal modem). My Olivetti PR2300 spark-jet printer has line-drawing characters that I don't recognize. Was that intended for teletext/videotext? Yes, I bought it from the DAK catalog after reading the glowing ad how it was a wonderful printer for the low low price. Nowhere did it mention it was a ONE PIN DOT MATRIX PRINTER! It made the dots by creating sparks (ozone!) that fused the powder to form ONE DOT on the paper. Somewhere I have some floppy disks with teletext/videotext software so one could use a PC instead of a dedicated terminal. I remember the computer show around 1990 when several companies /truly believed that Videotex would be the future in the USA/ so they were trying to get customers and data-suppliers/stores online. Also being tried at that time: phones with built-in teeny terminals for folks who didn't want the cost or responsibility of a PC. Geez, those were re-invented how many times: as the CIDCO email only terminal, thin clients, Network appliances (I-opener), ...