Interesting that the terminal appears to have at least an 80 character buffer, as it is able to print after an LF and while performing a CR. My first modem was

Interesting that the terminal appears to have at least an 80 character buffer, as it is able to print after an LF and while performing a CR. My first modem was 300 baud and while it was painfully slow, text interfaces of the era tended to be very efficient. File transfers of high resolution images is where it tended to get very painful, especially since watching the block count increase (if even that) wasn't anywhere near as engaging as actually navigating through menus and reading information.