GraphOn Corporation

SIGGRAPH 1988

High-resolution color and monochrome terminals offer Regis and Tektronix graphics, true zoom and pan, and raster operators. The new hardhat series uses a Nema-12 sealed enclosure for shop floor environments. GRAPHON will also demonstrate an X-window system architecture using a bitmapped terminal without the expense of an Ethernet connection.

SIGGRAPH 1987

GraphOn will introduce its GO-400 Series Color Composite Terminals supporting Tektronix and DEC graphics and alphanumerics. Each terminal features multiple graphics emulations with perfect accuracy, high-resolution, high-performance Trinitron displays and fast throughput. Also displayed will be the GO-200 Series of monochrome composite terminals featuring a wide range of graphics capabilities.

SIGGRAPH 1986

GraphOn is exhibiting the GO-200 Family of composite Graphic and Alpha terminals. Perfect emulations of DEC VT 100/220, ReGIS and Tektronix 4010-4015 Terminals, 60 Hz non-interlaced video, fast communications and advanced capabilities such as True Pan, Zoom and Raster Operators are featured. New — the GO-235.

SIGGRAPH 1984

GraphOn will exhibit the GO-100 and GO-140 terminals. The GO-100 provides all of the functions of the DEC VT100 including advanced video and printer options. The GO-140 combines the VT100 personality with the graphics functions of the Tektronix 4010 series. In addition to selectable alphanumerics enhancements, the GO-140 offers numerous graphics extensions. The GO-100 and GO-140 are plug-compatible with the terminals they emulate. Selectable enhancements allow the user to maximize terminal functionality while ensuring complete compatibility with existing system hardware and software.