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From: det@hawkmoon.UUCP (Derek E. Terveer)
Newsgroups: comp.terminals
Subject: Re: Best Terminal
Message-ID: <103@hawkmoon.UUCP>
Date: 15 Feb 88 14:43:16 GMT
References: <6789@sol.ARPA>
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Organization: Richfield, Mn, USA
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Keywords: Best terminal under $3000?
Summary: perhaps an Ann Arbor is what you want
	 (File under "E" for esoteric)

In article <6789@sol.ARPA>, dibble@cs.rochester.edu (Peter C. Dibble) writes:
> I'm looking for a terminal that supports multiple hosts and will display at
> least 50 lines so I can display 2 24-line windows, one from each host.
> [..]
> So far my best option looks like a GraphOn 235.  It does everything I
> want, but it only has a 14" inch screen and it supports much more 
> [..]
> I'd appreciate any suggestions.
> Peter Dibble

Ok, here's one:  You could try looking into one of the ann arbor alpha/graphics
terminals - like the XLG or XGL or XG series or something like that.  I use a
plain 'ol Guru XL text terminal (with line-drawing set too) for $2400, and i
have been pretty pleased with it.  I don't know for sure if they have what you
want for under 3000, but its quite possible.  There quality seems to be pretty
high.

	Ann Arbor Terminals
	6175 Jackson Road
	Ann Arbor, MI 48103
	(313)663-8000

	beth@aat.COM		(this *used* to work, but i haven't been able
				 to get through for a while now)

hope this helps,
derek
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Derek Terveer	det@hawkmoon.UUCP	..!clyde!lily!hawkmoon!det