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'''General Turtle''' was a company spun off from the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT]] [[Logo]] group, first to make floor turtles. It later made [[Turtle Terminal 2500]] and the '''3500''', which was a small computer based on an [[LSI-11]]. It moved to Canada, under the name Société Générale Tortue, where the 3500 was commercialized as a [[word processor]]. | '''General Turtle''' was a company spun off from the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT]] [[Logo]] group, first to make floor turtles. It later made [[Turtle Terminal 2500]] and the '''3500''', which was a small computer based on an [[LSI-11]]. It moved to Canada, under the name Société Générale Tortue, where the 3500 was commercialized as a [[word processor]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:44, 8 September 2023
The Société Générale Tortue word processor on a Concept-100 terminal. A close examination of the display reveals it's running a French language version of Logo.
General Turtle was a company spun off from the MIT Logo group, first to make floor turtles. It later made Turtle Terminal 2500 and the 3500, which was a small computer based on an LSI-11. It moved to Canada, under the name Société Générale Tortue, where the 3500 was commercialized as a word processor.
