10 Jun
2014
10 Jun
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3:40 p.m.
These would be ASCII /Serial TERMINALS rather
than computers, in the functional sense, yes?
11 ADDS (Applied Digital Data Systems, Inc.) Regent 25
Computer
21 Wyse Wyse Computer Terminal Serial No. 0080000332
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4:48 p.m.
In article <5397899f.f03d320a.4980.ffffd393 at mx.google.com>,
Tom <a50mhzham at gmail.com> writes:
These would be ASCII /Serial TERMINALS rather
than computers, in the functional sense, yes?
>11 ADDS (Applied Digital Data Systems, Inc.) Regent 25 Computer
>
> 21 Wyse Wyse Computer Terminal Serial No. 0080000332
Yes, although who knows what model Wyse terminal it is. The serial
number doesn't really tell you that.
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