GTCO Corp.

SIGGRAPH 1990

GTCO exhibits the following digitizer lines: SketchMaster, a high-resolution, low-cost digitizer available in both 12″ x 12″ and 12″ x 18″ sizes; DIGIPAD Super L SERIES, lightweight, highresolution digitizers ranging in size from 17″ x 24″to 42″ x 60″; and Macintizer ADB, a 12″ x 12″ digitizer compatible with Macintosh SE and II computers.

SIGGRAPH 1989

GTCO is exhibiting its range of I/O peripherals for use in computer graphics: SketchMaster, a high-resolution, low-cost digitizer available in A and E sizes; Digi-Pad Super L Series, lightweight, high-resolution digitizers (17″ x 24″ to 42″ x 60″), with ClearVu cursors; and Macintizer ADB, a 12″ x 12″ digitizer compatible with Macintosh SE and 11 /x computers.

SIGGRAPH 1988

GTCO will exhibit its range of input/output devices for use in computer graphic applications such as CAD, CAE, Mapping, Graphic Arts, 3-D Modeling, Estimating, Desktop Publishing, etc. Product lines being exhibited include: Micro DIGI-PAD®, DIGI-PAD®, DIGIPAD PC™, GT Mouse™, CADcontroller™, NOMAD™, Dimension 6™, and AUTOPLOT™.

SIGGRAPH 1987

GTCO will exhibit a range of peripherals for computer graphics, including the DIGI-PAD PC,™ a line of low-cost digitizers for PC compatibles; the CAD controller,™ a multi-function graphics controller with 1024×768 resolution; the NOMAD™, a 3-D image mover; for the Macin- tizer™, a Macintosh Integrated Digitizer; the Micro DIGI-PAD,® small low-cost tablets; and the DIGI-PAD® high-performance digitizers.

SIGGRAPH 1986

GTCO will exhibit four lines of graphic input devices, including NOMAD™, a 3-D Image Mover for manipulating 3-D displays; Macintizer™, a Macintosh Integrated Digitizer which plugs into the mouse port; Micro DIGI-PAD®, small digitizers for pointing and menuing; and DIGI-PAD®, large digitizers, 11″x11″ to 42″x60″, for a wide range of digitizing applications.

SIGGRAPH 1985

GTCO is exhibiting three product lines: 1) The new MacintizerTM (Macintosh integrated digitizer) which plugs into the Macintosh mouseport allowing for absolute input without software modification. 2) Digitizers ranging from 6″ x 6″ to 42″ x 60″ for graphic input. The new Type 5 “A: series is introduced. 3) Photoplotters to create one to one precision a rtwork on photographic film for circuit boards.

SIGGRAPH 1984

GTCO is the leading manufacturer of electromagnetic digitizing tablets. The DIGI-PAD family of digitizing tablets is available in sizes 11″ x 11″ up to 42″ x 60″. Highly flexible, the DIG-PAD has many user selectable features, including four operat ng modes and three standard output formats. Resolution and repeatability is .001 “. Input devices include a solid state stylus (available with a tilt sensing option), a pressure sensing stylus, and one four five and sixteen button cursors w i th a glass cross-hair reticle. The Micro DIGI-PAD family of digitizing tablets, in sizes 6″ x 6″ and 12″ x 12” is a low-cost, low power digi tizing tablet for common tracing menuing and cursor-positioning applications.

SIGGRAPH 1983

Digi Pad is the digitizer family that offers the OEM or end user the most comprehensive line of compatible graphic input tablets. Micro Digi Pad is an ultra low cost digitizer tablet for efficient graphic input, cursor tracking, and menu function input. Micro Digi Pad is ideal for personal computers. Vector Sketch is a 2-D graphics package that runs on the IBM PC. The Vector Sketch is truly low cost CAD.

SIGGRAPH 1979

GTCO will be displaying digitizing equipment including Tablets, Cursors, and Microprocessors.