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The TDV 2115, TDV 2200, and [[Tandberg TDV 1200|TDV 1200]] terminals were also delivered as customized [[ND Notis]] terminals for [[Norsk Data]]. | The TDV 2115, TDV 2200, and [[Tandberg TDV 1200|TDV 1200]] terminals were also delivered as customized [[ND Notis]] terminals for [[Norsk Data]]. | ||
| − | The [[TDV 2114]] was an "intelligent" terminal running Tandberg OS on an | + | The [[TDV 2114]] was an "intelligent" terminal running Tandberg OS on an [[Intel 8080]] [[microprocessor]]. [[CP/M]] would later also be available requiring a small hardware modification, whereas the later [[Intel 8085|8085]]-based TDV-2324 computer could run both TOS-II and CP/M without any modifications needed at all. |
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Latest revision as of 13:17, 5 December 2025
Tandberg Data is now more known for producing mass storage products, but in the past they also manufactured computer terminals, e.g. the TDV 2115, TDV 2200, and TDV 2215 terminals, including at least one "intelligent" terminal - i.e. a microcomputer.
The TDV 2115, TDV 2200, and TDV 1200 terminals were also delivered as customized ND Notis terminals for Norsk Data. The TDV 2114 was an "intelligent" terminal running Tandberg OS on an Intel 8080 microprocessor. CP/M would later also be available requiring a small hardware modification, whereas the later 8085-based TDV-2324 computer could run both TOS-II and CP/M without any modifications needed at all.
