What's a good low-res color graphics terminal?

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From: Dave Buck
Date: Tue, 16 Sep 1986 00:37

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I'm about to embark on a project requiring a color graphics terminal
to be connected to a Unix system via RS-232 to display the status
of a network, with bad links appearing in red, etc.
I'd like the network to be displayed pictorially, with nodes arranged
on the screen similarly to their actual geographic location
(gross approximations fine here).  I need to know the name of a few
low-res color graphic terminals, and of course something about software
to drive them.
Responses by mail would be just fine, thanks!
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Dave Buck	(408)972-2825	dave@dlb.BUCK.COM, {amdahl,plx}!dlb.UUCP!dave
D.L.Buck&Assoc.,Inc.	6920 Santa Teresa Blvd.		San Jose, Calif.95119

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Subject: What's a good low-res color graphics terminal?
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