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This Soroc line of terminals was popular with early personal computer users due to its relatively low cost ($995 for the IQ-120, for example). Both were monochrome with 80x24 character capabilities.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY : THERE’S A PROVEN technology—using terminal servers—that lets you run your office productively without the need to continually upgrade every workstation.It runs effectively even on ...

The terminal has fewer moving parts and has a longer life expectancy than a standard desktop computer. Dumb Terminal. Classic dumb terminals are almost nonexistent these days.

Once upon a time no one had computers on their desks, but some researchers had terminals in their offices that let them remotely access a big computer somewhere else. Now the idea of terminal ...

Since the early 1980s, corporate computing power has shifted away from the big central computers that were hooked to "dumb terminals" on employees' desks and toward increasingly powerful desktop ...

It’s common for software-based gaming emulators to accept plug-ins, allowing them to mimic a variety of hardware platforms, so the user can play games designed for each of those different gaming ...

Before personal computers, people used time-sharing terminals in computer labs which were attached to mainframe computers. Each user sat at a dumb terminal which was merely a display and keyboard ...

This Soroc line of terminals was popular with early personal computer users due to its relatively low cost ($995 for the IQ-120, for example). Both were monochrome with 80x24 character capabilities.