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Robev
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 Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2014 1:03 am Post subject: lot code thread cleanup |
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Question about
http://www.cpu-world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=23536
Some of the C4003 Greys were found on "NCR Display"
What do you mean by "NCR Display"
Are we talking Calculators, Cash Registers or What?
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Neon_WA
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I don't really care what the IC boards were from.. i just labelled them with what ever marking i could see on board or if nothing just general description
I just checked.. google NCR display C4003 and you will find at least one of the examples
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Robev
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I asked the question because around 1992 I bought a heap of old NCR Cash Registers that were Point of Sale Machines that had been connected to a back room Mini Computer at a large retailer here in Wellington.
I ended up scrapping most of them because we were unable to find a buyer for them at the time.
I don't recall if when we scrapped them they had display boards in them with any intel chips on them but at the time I wasn't into Collecting Chips 
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