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• In 1997, Lalibert?created Windows Based Intelligent Terminals ( WINBIT ) and POWERVEC servers.
• It engages in research and development, production, marketing and service of mobile intelligent terminal products.
• One division marketed intelligent terminals to the commercial marketplace.
• These intelligent terminals competed against IBM 3270 terminals, Honeywell terminals, Univac Uniscope terminals and Burroughs Corporation terminals.
• The last Sanders Intelligent terminal system marketed was the 814 terminal controller that supported up to eight terminals.
• The intelligent terminals integrate Symbol's leading-edge laser diode scan engine which have been ruggedized to accommodate all-weather delivery.
• An alternative service using more intelligent terminals to talk to the I4 satellites, named SwiftBroadband, has been developed for aircraft use.
• The architecture of the 8008 was created by CTC, Inc ., with the purpose of powering the Datapoint 2200 intelligent terminal.
• Telenet supported remote concentrators for IBM 3270 family intelligent terminals, which communicated, via X . 25 to Telenet-written software that ran in Bisync protocols.
• The terminals were Aston Intelligent Terminals, but I can't find references to what exactly such machines were, except perhaps it was an Aston University project?
• One of the 90x's biggest advantages over the competition was its asynchronous serial port controller ( the ITS or Intelligent Terminal Server ) based on a 16-bit bit-slice processor.
• The telecommunication-network-business area includes multi-service DSLAMs and fax machines; cellular devices such as mobile phones, PDA phones, and hybrid devices called mobile intelligent terminals ( MITs ); and satellite receivers.
• According to one of the designers, Masatoshi Shima, the market focus was on high performance printers, high-end cash registers, and intelligent terminals, although Ralph Ungermann also saw other opportunities, such as computers.
• Around the mid 1980s intelligent terminals, costing less than most dumb terminals would have a few years earlier, could provide enough user-friendly local editing of data and send the completed form to the main computer.
• Ray and Roche wanted to develop a new more intelligent terminal, and employed a trio of engineers who knew each other from their interests in Amateur Radio : Victor Poor, Harry Pyle and undergraduate Jonathan Schmidt.
• In early 1970, a number of the original developers, including Ben Riggins ( the principal architect of the early releases ) relocated to California and continued CICS development at IBM's intelligent terminal ( instead of the incompatible Intel chip, and immature ASCII-based Microsoft 1980 DOS ).