<>Humm. This one is tough. We talk about VAXen and the MicroVAX is only
<>about 14-15 years old and some models do persist but they are uniquly
<>new compared to others. Example, we wouldn't be talking about 6xxx series
<>as the oldest ones are early 90s.
<
<Ahem, I've got one here that is stamped 89. I understood they went into
<production in 88.
<I have another that is stamped JAN 1990. I suggest that these are "classic
We talking about MicroVAX, MicroVAX-6000 or MV3100 series?
Many of those models were introduced in the late 80s were still in
production years later(or a version/flavor was).
<machines in their own right anyway, age notwithstanding. However I would
<accept the consensus of the list members on the legitimacy of this. How
<say you?
For me they are.
Allison
Received on Mon Jan 25 1999 - 17:55:00 GMT