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This was a dot matrix printer with a tractor paper feed attached, originally costing $835 It has a moving dot matrix head with 9 pins, and thermal printing features, and could print 9x9 dots per character in text mode or 72x240 dots per inch. It…

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The LA50 was a compact, dot matrix, serial printer. It was designed for use in personal computer systems, office workstations, and small-sized business computer systems.

The LA50 receives characters and commands through an asynchronous serial…

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A four hundred page binder containing documentation for the Rainbow computer.

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A book introducing the features and capabilities of the Rainbow personal computer.

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A box kit containing documentation for the Rainbow personal computer.
Six manuals: Read Me First, Getting Started, Users Guide, Installation Guide, Owners Manual, Memory Extension Option Installation Guide
Four Floppy disc

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A box kit containing a Reference Manual, User Guide and a floppy disc develop by Microsoft Corporation for the Rainbow personal computer.

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A plaque with the LSI 11 chip set commemorating the the 50000th Microcomputer Computer manufactured in New Mexico.

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Ken Olsen in front of newly installed digital sign in front of the mill.

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An anniversary plaque commemorating Digitals 25 years presented by the Mill Facilities Organization.

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A plaque presented to Rhoda Bedard in 1983 at the time of her leaving Digital.
It was signed by:
Lenny Haywood, Phyllis Galletta, Janet Cincotta, John Halman, Gabe Divitto, Leona Ballard, Mark Evers, Orlando Garcia, Bob Coolidge, Bob Creed, Leona…

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Plaque presented to Ken Olsen by the Maynard Chamber of Commerce in recognition of his contributions to Maynard.

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The circuit board is embedded in acrylic and used as a display.

FDDI stands for "Fiber Distributed Data Interface", a standard used in the early 1990s for data transmission in a local area network using optical fiber cables.

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This plaque was evidently on the first VT220 produced in Taiwan and presented to Ken Olsen by Richard H. Yen

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The scale model includes VT125 Terminal Monitor, Keyboard and PDP-11-based Processor, released in early 1980's. The MINC computers were used in research and industrial settings. There were connected to laboratory equipment and were programmed in…

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A model of the 350 Processor, Keyboard and Monitor released in 1982

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A model of the Rainbow 100 Processor, Keyboard and Monitor that was released in 1982.