Re: [NTLK] eMates, 130s, 2100s, PowerOn, a lot of stuff

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On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Brian wrote:

> heh. the "fancy" network for the comp sci classes and introductory
> programming at my HS was a network of maybe 40 TRS-80's.

That sounds like my high school. When the Pentium CPU first came out,
they were teaching BASIC programming on TRS-80's running DOS v2.0. My
senior year ('95-'96) PS/2 model 80's started appearing on a Novell
network around the school. I think they were 80286's with one megabyte of
memory, if recollection serves.

At least they used a VAX for administration.

The Doctor

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