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From: ForthNet@willett.UUCP (ForthNet articles from GEnie)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.forth
Subject: Forth based products
Message-ID: <1395.UUL1.3#5129@willett.UUCP>
Date: 27 Jul 90 02:03:19 GMT
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 Date: 07-25-90 (14:54)              Number: 447 (Echo)
   To: MATTHIAS GIWER                Refer#: 446
 From: DAVID BREEDING                  Read: 07-25-90 (20:01)
 Subj: FORTH COMPUTER                Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 Ok...only the "forth engine" machines use Forth as the ML.  That means
 either the RTX2000 or SC32.  Contact Silicon Composers Inc. at:

       208 California Ave
       Palo Alto, Ca.  94306        (415) 322-8763

 If you're looking for a "home system" it may be better to look for a
 Forth that compiles to ML...and there are plenty of them on the market.

 The Forth computers are one thing...FAST!!!  Like getting a
 super-computer on your desk.

 Date: 07-25-90 (20:01)              Number: 448 (Echo)
   To: DAVID BREEDING                Refer#: 447
 From: MATTHIAS GIWER                  Read: NO
 Subj: FORTH COMPUTER                Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 The Forth-as-ML is what I am interested in.  The "super-computer on a
 desk" is exatly what I am looking into.  I might call them to find out
 how much they cost.  
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