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Producer: Data General - Category: Other Hardware
Terminal, 1979, Data General. The Dasher D200 is a video terminal of the Dasher family made by Data General for its Nova and Eclipse minicomputers. It displays 24 lines of 80 characters, has cursor addressing and the Data General escape sequences, and was one of the most common terminals on Data General installations of the early 1980s; the D200 added editing functions and a detachable keyboard with respect to the D100.
| Years | 1979 to 1984 |
| Display | 12" monochrome CRT, 80 x 24 characters |
| Interface | RS-232 or 20 mA current loop, up to 19,200 bps |
| Keyboard | detachable, with function keys |
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