From: "Rod Smallwood" <RodSmallwood at mail.ediconsulting.co.uk> The Beehive terminal I used around 1975 used an 8008 and a bunch of MOS shift registers for memory. No conventional SRAM/DRAM at all. I recall the parts were small 8-pin DIPs. My 1969 Moto Microelectronics databook shows only a handful of MOS devices: MC1124L - Quad T flip-flop MC1141G - Triple 66-bit dynamic shift register MC1150L - 8 channel MUX switch MC1151L - 2-of-8 channel MUX switch So it's doubtful that MOS shift registers would meet the 1965 criterion at all. Cheers, Chuck