[Simh] educational computers in 1970s

[Dan Gahlinger]

there are so many,

but QNX was the one I thought might fit that description

Dan

Try: https://www.grammarly.com

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Folks,



Does anyone know about 16-bit minicomputers with some terminals and LCD/GED software that students learn reading, language and math?  My school has them many years.  I remember system crashed with displayed “X=xxxx Y=xxxx A=xxxx B=xxxx”….  That looks like Honeywell 316 system or so.



For example, the screen displayed at top area, “NUMBER AND FIRST NAME, PLEASE:”  then, I would enter 52 TIM and it automatically displayed my last name.  Then enter course type: M, R or L.



Does anyone recognize with that educational minicomputer systems?



Tim
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