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Colour dump Colour VDUs can be dumped using an Integrex matrix printer type 454C. It prints 250 characters/s with a single print head on a 9 x 9 matrix. Maximum line length is 155 characters; standard font is ECMA-42. Various interfaces are available including I EEE48. (Integrex Limited,
Portwood Industrial Estate, Church Gresley, Burton on Trent, Staffs DE11 9PT, UK. Tel: (0283) 215432. Tx: 377106) co/our prints from CalComp's Model 31
Ramtek colour graphic camera
SAMMIE sale
Hard colour
and 321 (up to 1280 x 1024 resolution) can also record multiple images in several sizes on lOin x 8in film as well as 60 image on microfiche. Models 320 and 321 can also handle 16ram/ 35ram animation cameras, Polaroid SX-70 and other specialized film backs. Model 311 is priced at $10 750, Model 312 at $I 1 750; Model 320 from $12 500 to $17 000 and Model 321 from $13 500 to $18 000, depending on the number of images required. (Ramtek Corporation,
Two Compeda CAD packages are being used by Leytand Vehicles in Lancashire. SAMMIE, which builds up a 3D model of a vehicle or workplace then places a 'human' inside to ensure correct ergonomic design is one; the DRAGON drafting system the other. SAMMIE has already been used for Leyland's T45 truck, Roadtrain 16.28. Compeda Inc. has moved to larger premises in New Jersey. The new address is Suite 301, Paramus Plaza, 140 Route 17 North, Paramus, New Jersey, USA. (Compeda Limited,
Full colour 10 in x 8 in prints or transparencies can be produced from raster-scan terminals by CalComp's Model 31 colour graphics sy6tem. Developed by Californian medical instrument company Dunn Instruments and.the Polaroid Corporation, the hard copy unit will be sold outside the USA by CalComp, recently merged by Sanders, for about £7500. Lateral red-green-blue phosphors of the display screen are changed electronically into vertical colour transmissions. This is made possible by a microprocessor-controlled filter wheel. As the wheel revolves, each phosphor is filtered individually and transmitted. The complete colour image on film is a composite of three separate exposures. Launched onto the US market last summer, the system is used in NASA's Pioneer Saturn Programme transforming incoming imaging data from the spacecraft direct to photographic prints. CalComp predict a 22 fold increase in the market for colour graphics by 1983, 80 000-85 000 new terminals a year mainly for management information, graphic design and image processing. (CalComp Limited, Cory
House, The Ring, Brackne/I, Barks RGI2 1ER, UK. Tel: Brackne/I 50211. Tx: 848949) Another colour hardcopy device is the 280 microprocessor controlled Matrix colour graphic camera marketed by Ramtek. The single image Models 311 and 312 (512 x 512 resolution) produce 10in x 8in prints and 35 mm slides. The multi-image Models 320
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2211 Lawson Lane, Santa Clara, California 95050, USA. Tel: (408) 988-2211. Twx: 910-339-9379)
Colour IMAGE IMAGE (interactive multi-activity graphics environment) is a product line from Applicon built around a new operating system based on DEC's RSX-11M. Peripherals include a family of Versatec raster-scan plotters and a choice of storage tube or colour video displays. IMAGE systems are configured with a dual-processor architecture combining a DEC PDP11 with Applicon's Graphics 32. System response times are claimed to be five times faster than previous Applicon systems. Current Applicon users can always have their systems upgraded to an IMAGE configuration. The 19 in colour raster display is part of a graphics workstation including an alphanumeric keyboard, and a choice of tablets with electronic pens. There are seven colours and the display can erase selected components
Walkern Road, Stevenage, Herts SG1 3QP, UK. Tel: (0438) 56123) without having to repaint the entire screen. UK price of the workstation is $50 000 and delivery of the first system is scheduled for May 1980.
(Applicon, Regent House, Heaton Lane, Stockport, Cheshire SK4 IDA, UK. Tel: 061-429 7227)
Colour rosters from IMAGE
computer-aided design
Portwood Industrial Estate, Church Gresley, Burton on Trent, Staffs DE11 9PT, UK. Tel: (0283) 215432. Tx: 377106) co/our prints from CalComp's Model 31
Ramtek colour graphic camera
SAMMIE sale
Hard colour
and 321 (up to 1280 x 1024 resolution) can also record multiple images in several sizes on lOin x 8in film as well as 60 image on microfiche. Models 320 and 321 can also handle 16ram/ 35ram animation cameras, Polaroid SX-70 and other specialized film backs. Model 311 is priced at $10 750, Model 312 at $I 1 750; Model 320 from $12 500 to $17 000 and Model 321 from $13 500 to $18 000, depending on the number of images required. (Ramtek Corporation,
Two Compeda CAD packages are being used by Leytand Vehicles in Lancashire. SAMMIE, which builds up a 3D model of a vehicle or workplace then places a 'human' inside to ensure correct ergonomic design is one; the DRAGON drafting system the other. SAMMIE has already been used for Leyland's T45 truck, Roadtrain 16.28. Compeda Inc. has moved to larger premises in New Jersey. The new address is Suite 301, Paramus Plaza, 140 Route 17 North, Paramus, New Jersey, USA. (Compeda Limited,
Full colour 10 in x 8 in prints or transparencies can be produced from raster-scan terminals by CalComp's Model 31 colour graphics sy6tem. Developed by Californian medical instrument company Dunn Instruments and.the Polaroid Corporation, the hard copy unit will be sold outside the USA by CalComp, recently merged by Sanders, for about £7500. Lateral red-green-blue phosphors of the display screen are changed electronically into vertical colour transmissions. This is made possible by a microprocessor-controlled filter wheel. As the wheel revolves, each phosphor is filtered individually and transmitted. The complete colour image on film is a composite of three separate exposures. Launched onto the US market last summer, the system is used in NASA's Pioneer Saturn Programme transforming incoming imaging data from the spacecraft direct to photographic prints. CalComp predict a 22 fold increase in the market for colour graphics by 1983, 80 000-85 000 new terminals a year mainly for management information, graphic design and image processing. (CalComp Limited, Cory
House, The Ring, Brackne/I, Barks RGI2 1ER, UK. Tel: Brackne/I 50211. Tx: 848949) Another colour hardcopy device is the 280 microprocessor controlled Matrix colour graphic camera marketed by Ramtek. The single image Models 311 and 312 (512 x 512 resolution) produce 10in x 8in prints and 35 mm slides. The multi-image Models 320
156
2211 Lawson Lane, Santa Clara, California 95050, USA. Tel: (408) 988-2211. Twx: 910-339-9379)
Colour IMAGE IMAGE (interactive multi-activity graphics environment) is a product line from Applicon built around a new operating system based on DEC's RSX-11M. Peripherals include a family of Versatec raster-scan plotters and a choice of storage tube or colour video displays. IMAGE systems are configured with a dual-processor architecture combining a DEC PDP11 with Applicon's Graphics 32. System response times are claimed to be five times faster than previous Applicon systems. Current Applicon users can always have their systems upgraded to an IMAGE configuration. The 19 in colour raster display is part of a graphics workstation including an alphanumeric keyboard, and a choice of tablets with electronic pens. There are seven colours and the display can erase selected components
Walkern Road, Stevenage, Herts SG1 3QP, UK. Tel: (0438) 56123) without having to repaint the entire screen. UK price of the workstation is $50 000 and delivery of the first system is scheduled for May 1980.
(Applicon, Regent House, Heaton Lane, Stockport, Cheshire SK4 IDA, UK. Tel: 061-429 7227)
Colour rosters from IMAGE
computer-aided design