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and associated articles deemed significant to the history of computing originally prepared under the supervision of theThe site was established in 2007; however, as of June 20, 2012, the site is being administered by Tom Gardner and neither the Computer History Museum nor its Storage SIG are exercising any supervision or control of the site or any of its contents.
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| DECvet | IBM Plug compatible failures | 0 | May 9 2007, 1:29 AM EDT by DECvet | ||
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A number of companies entered the 2314 and 3330 plug compatible market with big intentions and spending many R&D dollars. Some never shipped a product. The purpose of this entry is to catalog those that tried but failed to bring a product to market or who who did but had a very short life. I think Ampex, Telex & Marshall all qualify and there are probably many more.
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