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From: sean@ukma.UUCP (Sean Casey)
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Subject: Terminal information
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Date: Mon, 9-Sep-85 21:02:35 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep  9 21:02:35 1985
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	After reading the September issue of Byte magazine,  I have decided
to get one of Steve Ciarcia's SB180 SBC's. (Pretty nice board!) I have
decided on the disk drives, and all of the related hardware but I still
haven't decided on a terminal.  I am looking for something inexpensive, yet
not a piece of crap.  I have seen ads for the Qume QVT-101 terminal and I'm
quite impressed at the features you get for the price (which is about $300
for a green screen and $315 for amber, mail order).  My problem is that I
know of noone that has one or has even used one to get an opinion on it.  I
thought this might be a good place to ask for a little info.  So, does
anyone out there in net-land own one, use one, or know of anyone that
owns/uses one?  I would be most appreciative of any info as to quality,
reliability, keyboard feel/layout or anything else that might be of
importance.  Also, if anyone knows of another inexpensive terminal that
isn't bad, let me know...I'm all ears.


				Thanks in advance,

					Keith Hatfull


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