tell me anything anymore about calendar programs the electronic day-timer interface.

"... an address list, a memo writer, a calendar , a to-do list, a presentation maker, a fax, and a "mark-up" program to annotate documents with handwritten comments are located on the bottom left. All these modules share data ... In the bottom right corner of the screen are the clipboard icon and the suitcase, a trove of goodies like clip art, training programs, and a calibrator for the digitizer ..." byte on momenta. (via damer's bushy tree)

"DTACK GROUNDED - The Journal of Simple 68000 Systems" was the brandname chosen by Digital Acoustics, Inc. for their "line of 68000-related software and hardware. Digital Acoustics has been in business since 1973 and shipped its first microprocessor based product early in 1974."

1981: if you are interested in paying $10,000 for an admittedly high performance, complex system based on the 68000, this would be a very good time to stop reading this newsletter. There will be absolutely nothing here to interest you. If you already own, or are thinking of buying, an Apple II or a Pet/CBM system, and you would like to inexpensively increase its computational throughput by a factor of 10 to 20, read on ... (dtack newsletter)

1986: " Yep, that's right, folks: the 68000 is no longer the hottest production micro ... tempus doth fugit"

1988 post mortem letter on dbasic. and hal w. hardenbergh is on his way to silicon valley. and? no sé.

en padua i want to see a real beauty: elea. 1959 Introduction of Elea 9003, a transistorized business computer. It had a core memory of 20 to 160 KB and was using magnetic tapes. On that computer, up to 3 programs were able to run simultaneously. A key architect was Ettore Sottsass

olivetti and bull - a love and hate relationship. general electric in bed. and not to forget honeywell. keep on digging.

there is more on bull at that page: La Fédération des Equipes Bull est heureuse de vous présenter ses travaux sur l’Histoire de notre Groupe ... y en ingles.