28 Jan
2006
28 Jan
'06
11:51 p.m.
produced a 68000 based high end graphical unit. The
only mention Ive ever heard was this dude in Australia
(who has one). Referred to it as a big loverly
toaster. Imagine being able to make fractals and cook
your English muffins with the same unit. Maybe hes on
the list and can discuss it further. I remember him
saying he managed to track down a tech who worked for
the company (wonder of wonders), but was only able to
provide the most basic info,
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14 Feb
14 Feb
9:36 a.m.
All,
Apologies about the delay in reply. I am slowly working back through my inbox.
On 1/29/06, Chris M <chrism3667 at yahoo.com> wrote:
produced a 68000 based high end graphical unit. The
only mention Ive ever heard was this dude in Australia
(who has one).
Now that you mention it, the name does ring a bell.
I seem to remember tinkering with a Q22 uVax based sytem with Berkely
Systems on the nameplate. I think the system may have originally
purchased by the Physics Dept of the Uni of Western Australia. I have
have the distinct impression that the Physcology Department also had a
few Berkely Systems Vax/uVax stuff - but I could be very wrong here.
I can't say that I ever seemed to pay much attention to the
nameplates. Actually getting the machines running was always more of
an interest.
Simon
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