- The
DECwriter series was a
family of
computer terminals from
Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). They were
typically used in a
fashion similar to a teletype...
- the IBM 2741 (1965) and the
DECwriter (1970).
Respective top
speeds of teletypes, IBM 2741 and the LA30 (an
early DECwriter) were 10, 15 and 30 characters...
- some
advanced features) LA12: a
portable terminal – the
DECwriter Correspondent The
DECwriter LA30 was a 30
character per
second dot
matrix printing terminal...
- DL11 –
single serial line for
either RS-232 or
current loop LA30/LA36 –
DECwriter dot-matrix
printing keyboard terminal LP11 – high
speed line
printer PC11...
-
supported by a line of
inexpensive computer printers, the
DECwriter line. With the VT and
DECwriter series, DEC
could now
offer a
complete top-to-bottom system...
-
price class,
until the
appearance of
Digital Equipment Corporation's
DECwriter series of teleprinters.
While the
manufacturer called the
Model 33 teleprinter...
- bit/s modem. The
computer terminal that
received the message, a
Digital DECwriter III, has been
located at the
National Museum of
Science and Technology...
-
video terminals such as the VT100, or
hardcopy terminals such as the
DECwriter series.
Since the
introduction of the
VAXstation line in 1984, VMS has...
- of peripherals, DEC can
offer extremely reliable equipment... The LA30
DECwriter, a
totally DEC-designed and
built teleprinter, can
serve as an alternative...
- per
second (cps)
Teletype Model 33, the 30 cps LA-36 and 120 cps LA-120
DECWriter, the 14 cps IBM 2741, and at ever
increasing speeds up to 56,000 bits...
