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From: conrad@tlc.tlc.com (Conrad Dost)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.misc
Subject: Re: What's a Corvus
Message-ID: <935@tlc.tlc.com>
Date: 4 Jan 90 01:53:46 GMT
Reply-To: conrad@tlc.UUCP (Conrad Dost)
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Organization: Total Logic Corp., San Jose, Ca.
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Lee Dunbar writes:

> By brother-in-law recently bought a Corvus Machine.  


This is probably a CORVUS concept.  

The CORVUS concept was limited to 512kb of ram, had a 68000 cpu with no memory management hardware and a large monochrome monitor with bitmap graphics.  No cards can be plugged into it.  To hook up a hard disk you have to use the CORVUS 
network which is slow.  Try contacting CORVUS, there are in San Jose, CA and
still breathing, I think.
 

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