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From: jejones@mcrware.UUCP (James Jones)
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Subject: Re: HELP!
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Date: Wed, 6-May-87 10:06:00 EDT
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>In searching around, i've found other 68K systems
>advertised by Frank Hogg Laboratory and AAA Chicago Computer Center,
>but they both sound like business systems.

FHL heavily pushes Sculptor (alias Sage--the owners changed its name to
avoid confusion with Sage Computers at about the same time that Sage
changed its name to Stride :-), a database package, with their hardware,
to be sure, but I wouldn't consider their systems necessarily businessoid.
FHL sells hardware put out by Hazelwood Computers, I've heard of people
using Uniquads (the Hazelwood 68xxx boxes under Hazelwood's name) for MIDI.

>What magazines carry relevant articles?

The main one would have to be *68 Micro Journal*.  (Address on request;
I've posted it here before, but I don't have it handy.)

		JOR ge
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