-Michael Marselle,
Applications programmer / Technical Support
Microtech - Prior to merger with Star Technologies
1982 – 1984 (2 years) Costa Mesa, CA
Dan Paymar read this page, and offered this clarification to Michael's quote above:
"Although the original BASIC interpreter was written by me (as VP of Educational Data Systems) for Data General, the timesharing system was strictly an EDSI product, and later IRIS was strictly a Point 4 product. None of it could have been licensed from Data General."
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Point 4 Computer, 1979
This is the original. No "Mark" anything. It predates the "Mark" nomenclature.
Point 4 Mark series (specific model unknown)
Owned by Bruce at novasareforever.org Photo courtesy Tim Plummer.
Point 4 Mark 2T
Owned by Bruce at novasareforever.org Photo courtesy Tim Plummer.
Point 4 Computer User Manual
MiniMicro Systems November 1980 p99 (to be added soon)
Point 4 Emulator
Bruce Ray discusses emulating a Data General Nova, and:
"Many Nova-similar computers are also supported, including Point 4...."
SimuLogics is the part of Wild Hare Computer Systems, Inc. that salvages, restores and archives Data General Nova, Eclipse and MV hardware, software, documentation, sales and product literature, and anything else that reflects this exciting part of computer history.
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