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In article <10383@udenva.cair.du.edu>, R. Neitzel writes:
> Due to a small windfall, I am now able to afford a small computer.
> I want to be able to use the system to access the UNIX machines at
> school. My budget limit is about $800-900, so I figure on looking at
> the following systems: C64, C128, Apple IIx. My question is: what
> VT100 emulations are available if any for these machines? If not a
> VT100, what about other common terminals? Will they give true 80x24
> lines? 
Well, They have REAL troubles getting 80 columns, usually.  How about
a Toshiba T1000 Portable - they sell for about $800 mail order, and
you can get some REALLY nice emulators for an (eech) MS-DOS machine.
Heck, Kermit (public domain file-transfer/emulator program) not only
has great VT100, but also a Tektronix 4014 graphics terminal mode -
not bad for FREE.
> 					Thanks,
> 						Richard Neitzel

No problems.  Glad to be of (?) help.

Stu

P.S.  VT is a trademark of Digital Equipment Corp., Toshiba and T100
	are probably trademarks of Toshiba America, MS-DOS probably
	belongs to MicroSoft, and Kermit is a protocol (as well as 
	a program) from F. Da Cruz of Columbia University.   (Phew! :-)

"OS/2 - An operating system half the time, or half an operating system
        all the time"






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