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From: SCHMIDT@SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU (Christopher Schmidt)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.xerox
Subject: Re: Anyone still use 1100s?
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Date: 17 May 88 07:26:01 GMT
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	We still have one 1100 that we keep operational for debugging
dorado displays.  (Our dorados are in other buildings.)  It's not
generally powered up, though.
	I gave up using Koto and reverted to Intermezzo because the
color package didn't work in Koto on a dolphin.  (I vaguely remember that
Darrel Van Buer had some patches, though.)
	We paid about $69,000 for each of our dolphins.  Add some more
for dense memory, color, 10 Mbit ethernet boards...the last time I had
one on my personal desk (6 months ago) I figured it had about $100,000
into it!
	We could probably get 3 going if there were a cash prize.
	We turned the chassis of two preproduction models into
heavy-duty carts that they might continue to serve.  And there's a lot
of aluminum in the disk drives to recycle if you pull the non-aluminum
parts off...
--Christopher
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