Picked up an old terminal today (even though I'm *supposed* to be slimming down my collection... sigh). Just couldn't resist. Its only identifying marks either internally or externally are the name "Infoton". There does not appear to be a model designation. I've put up some pictures at http://yahozna.dyndns.org/scratch/infoton/ (warning: large images) Logic appears to be TTL, there is no CPU as far as I can tell. Date codes on ICs are from '72-'73, and one of the boards and the keyboard PCB have labels indicating "12/73" so I assume this particular model is no idea what the wiring for the connector is (or even what *kind* of connector it is -- see the pictures above). I haven't had a chance to clean it up yet, but after a bit of contact cleaner on the power switch, it appears to work fine, at least in local mode. Seems to do 80x24 chars, uppercase only with underlining. Infoton shows up in termcap/terminfo entries, so that's a good start... Anyone know anything else about this beast (history, tech specs, etc?) I believe, from my research thus far, that Infoton later became General Terminal. (General Terminal is rather hard to search for on the 'net due to it being a fairly common phrase... so I'm not sure how helpful that's going to be...) Thanks as always, Josh