Years ago, as a callow youth, I posted on this group asking about the >Teletype/AT&T 5620 terminal. Back then it pretty quickly became apparent
that I lacked the money to acquire one, the space to keep one, or the >requisite 3B2 to actually do anything interesting with it.
Now, having more money and more space, I'm looking again. Since there's
now a 3B2 emulator (https://loomcom.com/3b2/emulator/), it seems like
having just the terminal isn't such a problem.
John <john@building-m.simplistic-anti-spam-measure.net> wrote:
Years ago, as a callow youth, I posted on this group asking about the >>Teletype/AT&T 5620 terminal. Back then it pretty quickly became apparent >>that I lacked the money to acquire one, the space to keep one, or the >>requisite 3B2 to actually do anything interesting with it.
I donated one with a keyboard issue to the System Source Computer Museum in Maryland this past spring. Mine had a DEC mouse retrofitted to it because
I hated the big red rat, and I wish I hadn't tossed the rat.
Now, having more money and more space, I'm looking again. Since there's
now a 3B2 emulator (https://loomcom.com/3b2/emulator/), it seems like >>having just the terminal isn't such a problem.
I don't know where you can get one, but if you are anywhere near Maryland
I suspect the museum could use volunteers interested in such hardware. --scott
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