Eagle Eye Pontus! Nice spoting! It surely looks like a Tandberg keyboard used by Norsk Data. If I have understood the scattered pieces of early Norwegian computer history right then Kongsberg V?penfabrikk AS and Norsk Data AS were direct competitors in the early years around 1970. Later on ND concentrated on the mini computers while they bought and rebranded the peripherals from other makers. Kongsberg dropped the computers and started to make peripherals and develop software. In 1987 ND takes over the software branch from Kongsberg. Ok, now I'm only waiting for all corrections. :-) Too bad I'm so far from that Kongsberg machine. It should definitely be saved in some way. Is it a complete machine? Is it a computer or some peripheral? How big is it? Any software, documentation or tapes left for it? Is there any way to tell the age of it? /G?ran Pontus wrote:

G?ran Axelsson wrote: Yes. It is a plotter. Or better: A computer acting as plotter controller. HUGE! At least complete documentation. Rest still unknown. I assume early 70s. It's not yet decided what will happen to the Kongsberg machine. -- Philipp