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Large amount of Wang Computer APC disks acquired.
I worked on the original Wang Professional Computer back at Wang in 1981/1982. We never tried to be IBM compatible. We had a true 16-bit processor and memory path, and the processor was 8MHz versus IBM's 4.77MHz. I also asked my hardware engineer if we could detect the option boards without...- pklos1981
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Wang Writer 5503 - In search of information, details, history, etc.
Unless this is yours, here are some pictures of another WangWriter: https://www.ebay.com/itm/195367583310 I worked on the WangWriter in 1980/1981 when I worked at Wang Labs in Lowell. Talk about doing so much with so little - I learned a lot about programming while working on that system! I...