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From: mark@cbnewsb.cb.att.com (Mark Horton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att,unix-pc.general
Subject: Re: help with at&t models
Summary: 7300 is not 7000 or 730
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Date: 20 Nov 90 19:29:06 GMT
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In article <13059@vpk1.UUCP>, craig@attcan.UUCP (Craig Campbell) writes:
> >And, note, AT&T's latest 7300 line of computers is NOT the same as the UNIXPC;
> Quick clarification:  I beleive that you are refering to AT&T's 7000 product
> line which includes 7020, 7040, and 7080 machine codes.   As far as I know,
> there is not another 7300 machine. (But then, they don't tell me everything...

Also note that it's different from the 730, which is a bitmapped terminal
derived from the blit, 5620, and 630 DMD series, and the 730X X terminal.

	Mark