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Subject: Re: Using MAC+ in the LAB - Help??
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Date: Sat, 7-Feb-87 13:34:58 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb  7 13:34:58 1987
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Organization: Western Software Technology, Vista, CA
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Summary: more info on LabVIEW and vendor

A Vaporware review was published in Byte, Sept 1986.  LabVIEW is the
name of the visual programming data analysis package, requires 1mb
(old or new ROM).  It is $1995.

Optional components include the hardware interfaces:
	GPIB-Mac	connects to serial port	($595)
	MacBus		GPIB via SCSI port ($1495)
I asked them about slotted Macintoshes and boards, and they were very
circumspect, but obviously they will have a solution (I'd guess
around $500) that will fit in the slotted Mac when it comes out.
When the slotted Mac (or their product) is, I wouldn't know.

National Instruments, 512 250 9119; 800 531 4742; in Texas, 800 IEEE-488

My only connection with them is I stopped by their booth at Macworld
and ended up on their junk mail list. :-)
-- 
	Joel West			     MCI Mail: 282-8879
	Western Software Technology, POB 2733, Vista, CA  92083
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