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=Brief History= | |||
AT&T, originally known as American Telephone & Telegraph, started as a part of the Bell Patent Association, a legal entity to protect Alexander Graham Bell's patents on communications technology, but also was, starting in the 1980's a provider of computer systems and equipment manufactured by other manufacturers such as [[Samsung]], [[NEC]], Unisys, Convergent Technologies, and many others. In 1991 and until 1997, they acquired National Cash Register/[[NCR]] and produced desktops and laptops under the AT&T and NCR brands for a time. | |||
=Products= | =Products= | ||
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===UNIX Systems=== | |||
* [[AT&T 3B2/310]] | |||
===PC Systems=== | ===PC Systems=== | ||
* [[AT&T WGS | * [[AT&T 6312 WGS]] | ||
* [[AT&T 6286 WGS]] | |||
* [[AT&T 6386 WGS]] | |||
* [[AT&T 6386/SX WGS]] | |||
* [[AT&T 6386/25 WGS]] | |||
* [[AT&T 6386SX/EL20 WGS]] | |||
* [[AT&T 6386E/33 WGS]] | |||
* [[AT&T PC 6300]] | * [[AT&T PC 6300]] | ||
* [[AT&T Safari]] | |||
* [[AT&T Safari 3150]] | |||
* [[AT&T Safari 3181]] | |||
* [[AT&T Safari 3151]] | |||
* [[AT&T Globalyst 200]] | |||
* [[AT&T Globalyst 200S]] | |||
* [[AT&T Globalyst 250]] | |||
* [[AT&T Globalyst 520]] | |||
* [[AT&T Globalyst 600]] | |||
* [[AT&T Globalyst 620]] | |||
* [[AT&T Globalyst 375TPC]] | |||
===Components=== | |||
* [[AT&T 6386, 6386E Work Group System Memory Expansion]] | |||
* [[AT&T VDC400]] | |||
=Services= | |||
* [[AT&T WorldNet]] | |||
=Advertisements/Brochures= | |||
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=Documentation= | |||
===Gallery=== | |||
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=Disk Gallery= | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 9 April 2024
Brief History
AT&T, originally known as American Telephone & Telegraph, started as a part of the Bell Patent Association, a legal entity to protect Alexander Graham Bell's patents on communications technology, but also was, starting in the 1980's a provider of computer systems and equipment manufactured by other manufacturers such as Samsung, NEC, Unisys, Convergent Technologies, and many others. In 1991 and until 1997, they acquired National Cash Register/NCR and produced desktops and laptops under the AT&T and NCR brands for a time.
Products
UNIX Systems
PC Systems
- AT&T 6312 WGS
- AT&T 6286 WGS
- AT&T 6386 WGS
- AT&T 6386/SX WGS
- AT&T 6386/25 WGS
- AT&T 6386SX/EL20 WGS
- AT&T 6386E/33 WGS
- AT&T PC 6300
- AT&T Safari
- AT&T Safari 3150
- AT&T Safari 3181
- AT&T Safari 3151
- AT&T Globalyst 200
- AT&T Globalyst 200S
- AT&T Globalyst 250
- AT&T Globalyst 520
- AT&T Globalyst 600
- AT&T Globalyst 620
- AT&T Globalyst 375TPC
