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From article <1992Aug6.173957.14412@grouper.mkt.csd.harris.com>, by wdh@grouper.mkt.csd.harris.com (W. David Higgins):
> 
> 
> comp.sys.tahoe was created as a discussion group for CCI's 'Tahoe'
> machine (a.k.a. CCI Power 6/32, Unisys 6000, Harris HCX-7, etc.).
                                         ^^^^
					 7000, is you please.  The
 Unisys 6000/xx is a Motorola 68K based machine (if memory serves).
 Definitely _not_ a "tahoe" though.

> It's a mostly dead parrot these days.  The Tahoe was designed in
> the mid 80's, and could be described as a semi-RISC'ed VAX.  It
> was fast for its time -- around 8x to 10x a 11/780.
> 
> I hope I haven't stepped on anybody's toes with the preceeding brief
> description.

"Dead parrot" (Norwegian Blue, right? :-) ) about says it all.  If anyone
wants to buy one, I know where they can get one "immediately". 

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