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We used a 3741 at my previous job until 1992. It was a real trooper!
Mark Welte
>3741 ALL DATA STATION
>3742 ALL DUAL DATA STATION
I remember this stuff. Big clunky satisfying noises came out of 'em
every time you hit the enter key, and an even bigger satisfying clunk
when the m/c switched the floppy (8" were they?) through a few
degrees.
The screen was set into the table top facing flat upward toward the
ceiling, and the characters were displayed upside down and the wrong
way round. A small square box was set directly over the screen, and
this held a mirror at approx 45/50 degrees over the screen. From the
operators sitting position they viewed the (3 line ?) screen thru' the
mirror, like a periscope in reverse. The dual one allowed two
operators to sit on different sides in a sort of 'Lover's Seat'
configuration.
Ahhh the old days. '77 ?
Neil H-W
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