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RE: Twinax Consoles

> From: James H. H. Lampert
> 
> Incidentally, if you get a twinax Yestation, (1) it takes any standard
> PS/2 keyboard and mouse, imposing a 102-key terminal layout, so you
> replacement keyboards are absurdly cheap and easy to get, (2) mouse
> support is slightly better than even a 3489, and (3) you get a lot of
> different foreign language codepages built in, which could be useful
for
> international development.

This is interesting new, James.  I'll check into it.


> As far as where to go for twinax terminals, I go to eBay.

I thought so, too, but there's only one vendor, and all he has is IO
2676 terminals.  They look okay, but they're fifty bucks plus shipping.
Not sure I want to go that route.

Joe

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