On 09/10/2017 03:53 PM, Fred Cisin via cctalk wrote: > Surely SOMEBODY must have used one for a manuscript. Possibly after > hours in a business where the boss might not have even approved of using > it for "non-business" stuff. 'course it might have been something > obscure and forgettable. > > Virtually ALL "FIRST"s in history had obscure predecessors. > Hence the word "FIRST" should be avoided by any real historians with > integrity.
The history of Wapros is pretty spotty, since apparently few take an interest in office automation. Vydec, AES, CPT...none of those initially used microprocessors. --Chuck
