Wang 2200T available in Auckland, NZ

From: mike_at_ambientdesign.com <(mike_at_ambientdesign.com)>
Date: Wed Jan 22 00:11:33 2003

At 18:24 19/01/03 -0800, you wrote:
>I was contacted by a man who has a friend looking to get rid of a "Wang
>2200T". I don't know if it is just the CPU, or an entire system. A 2200T
>was the last of the first generation 2200 CPUs, put out just before
>starting the 2200VP line.

Hi!

I don't know very much about the Wang 2200T, but I'd be very happy to give
it a home in my collection. Having done some research, it looks like an
interesting machine!

I'm in Auckland, so that makes things fairly easy.


Mike.



>>From: Neil Stichbury <Neil.Stichbury_at_gen-i.co.nz>
>>To: "'frustum_at_pacbell.net'" <frustum_at_pacbell.net>
>>Subject: 2200T
>>Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 13:27:50 +1300
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>>I have a colleague who has a 2200T in his garage, believed to be working.
>>Of use to anyone ?.
>>
>>
>>Neil Stichbury
>>Client Services Specialist
>>
>>gen-i
>> technology*passion*success
>>
>>9 City Road, Auckland, New Zealand
>>Ph: +64 9 306 4717
>>Fax: +64 9 306 4543
>>Mob: +64 21 274 9136
>>E-mail: Neil.Stichbury_at_gen-i.co.nz
>>Web: www.gen-i.co.nz
>>
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>
>A followup email said:
>
>>Hi Jim,
>>It's in Auckland. We can possibly 'assist' with transportation costs as we
>>would rather give it to a good home than dump it.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Neil Stichbury
>
>According to his web page, gen-i used to be known as "wang new zealand", so
>I suspect he knows what he is talking about!
>
>-----
>Jim Battle == frustum_at_pacbell.net
>
>
>
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