31 Jul
2007
31 Jul
'07
6:49 a.m.
A reference was made to MicroNova. Like Data General MicroNova? Like the MicroNova that?s
in my lock up, that I haven?t
run in 15 years? Like the MicroNova with the 16 or 32 serial ports, I don?t remember, for
terminals? Like the MicroNova I lost
the 10M washing machine platter drive from? Then threw the removable platter out because I
couldn?t find the washing machine?
That MicroNova?????????
Kevin J Andres
Senior Technician
Engineered Protection Systems Inc.
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6:40 p.m.
Chuck Guzis wrote:
On 31 Jul 2007 at 9:49, Kevin Andres wrote:
<snip>
Well yes, but to stay on topic, the CPU chip more than the whole
machine...
Cheers,
Chuck
Both Data General and Honeywell's level 6 were sunk by ill concieved
projects to generate
chips way too late in the game to make any money at it. I know the
Honeywell system
was plug compatable with the level 6, which had boards even larger than
the Nova. Gee,
one board with some asics or a 40 or 50 pin chip and a board full of
asics to get the same
cpu in honeywell's case.
Dec almost but not quite made a go of their chips.
Jim
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