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From: Chita.Cazares@p0.f501.n202.z1.fidonet.org (Chita Cazares)
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Subject: Re: Adaptive Communication And Computer Use
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Date: 21 Mar 90 19:41:54 GMT
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Actually, way (WAY) back in the dark ages of personal computing (say 
1978-1981) I remember some devices which laid on top of a Selectric 
typewriter and hit the keys. It was for people who couldn't afford a 
regular computer printer but had a typewriter around somewhere.
 
I don't offhand remember any brand names, but I bet if you'd visit a 
few swap meets or look up OLD computer magazines at a library, you 
could find a few ads.
 
What's your interest in this kind of primitive device?

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