>At 01:25 PM 9/15/00, healyzh_at_aracnet.com wrote:
>>I kind of doubt it, the Tek 4010 wasn't colour was it? The game I'm
>>thinking of was actually colour as well as having graphics (which were
>>actually very good for the time).
>
>Definitely not a Tek 4010 then, (he says with some level of confidence
>since he has one sitting in front of him) as it is a vector storage display
>terminal like most of the 40xx line. Unless of course you count green as
>being color. (the only thing it knows how to draw)
Jim,
Yeh, it was bitmapped. I don't suppose you remember anything like that?
It was on the upper floor in the middle. It was the newer section that
they added in like the late 70's or early 80's. In the early to mid 80's
it was there and a few feet away was that tube based computer they had in a
static display, and they also had a computer a few feet away running
something like "ELIZA" (think that's the name of the psuedo shrink).
Zane
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Received on Sun Sep 17 2000 - 00:53:08 BST