Sord Computer Unveils 32-Bit Micro-Mainframe, M685

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The M685 is a 32-bit micro-mainframe computer system from Sord Computer Corporation. This system is based upon the Motorola MC68000 microprocessor. It runs under the UNOS operating system, supports a highly sophisticated multi-user timesharing system and supports FORTRAN, PASCAL, C, COBOL and assembler programming languages. The M685 is used as a host computer for 8--16-bit systems, a data base control for its local area network, and for design, manufacture and other technical applications.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Mainframe computers, Computer Systems, Microcomputer, Mainframe Computer, Functional Capabilities, 32-Bit, M685

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Hannover Fair '84 Guide

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Hannover Fair '84 will display a wide range of office and information products. These products include electronic cash registers, calculators, hand held computers, copiers, display terminals, monitors, peripherals, personal computers, electronic typewriters, printers, facsimiles, time management systems and local area networks. There are descriptions of the various products.

Trade shows, Information systems, Office Equipment, Products, Trade Show, Exhibits

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