Low-cost transputer setup available NOW (or real soon)

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From: Greg Corson
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1987 20:16

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Ok, if I want to start experimenting with a transputer based computer
system, what can I go out and buy NOW?  I would like a system with some
graphics capability and a halfway decent C and/or Occam compiler.  It
should also have the ability to expand to several (4-5) transputer
cpu's without a lot of trouble.

What kind of system could I get now and how much would it cost me?
The only computer I have right now to use with it would be a Mac+ although
a Mac II is possible.  All in all I would rather have a completely
stand-alone transputer system though.

Cost is important!

Greg Corson
19141 Summers Drive
South Bend, IN 46637
(219) 277-5306 (weekdays till 6 eastern)
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Subject: Low-cost transputer setup available NOW (or real soon)
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Date: Mon, 26-Oct-87 15:16:57 EST
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