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In article <.K=37=F@xds13.ferranti.com>, peter@ficc.ferranti.com (Peter da Silva) writes:
> I have inherited an *ancient* intel terminal, late '70s vintage. It's a big
> creme box with a black front. Emulates televideo terminals. It's probably
> a relabelling job. On the bottom it's got "Model # TRM1, P/N 133009-001".
> 
> Any ideas what this is? Anyone?

	It sounds like this is the video display terminal used with the
Intel MDS-800 microprocessor development system.  The terminal I once
used was Intel blue in color with a detachable keyboard.  It was actually
manufactured by Beehive (perhaps a version of the "Mini-Bee"?), but had
Intel's name on it.  If it's the same terminal that I am thinking of, it
is upper case only, and can be identified because it has a red LED and a
regular toggle switch on the keyboard.  I haven't used one in well over
10 years, though.  It is also possible that I may have the documentation
on it if you *really* want to do something with it.

	As an amusing aside, who still has an SDK-80?

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