Re: LMI/TI story

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From: Mabry Tyson
Date: Wed, 08 Dec 1999 00:00

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Along these lines (pictures), I thought I'd mention a private collector
of old computers (including Symbolics) at
http://www.city-net.com/~wvh/collection.html
We never had any TI's or LMIs.  I do believe we may have an old
Dandelion (or at least a Xerox 1100) around.


I'll also point out the ALU has gotten some fresh people in it and are
working at making the organization more active.  The web site is at http://www.alu.org

James, you can find some links that may be of interest at  http://www.alu.org/table/systems.htm

If anyone writes anything up about the Symbolics/LMI/TI/Xerox days, I
bet the ALU site would gladly welcome it.

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