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Take a look at 194,856 by Noyes. Expired in 1977 and instantly recognizable as the unique architectural profile almost exactly copied by Exxon Office Systems f
by fuzzfactor 1y ago
Take a look at 194,856 by Noyes.
Expired in 1977 and instantly recognizable as the unique architectural profile almost exactly copied by Exxon Office Systems for the Exxon Intelligent Typewriter which was out by 1979. Later known as Qyx machines they had a magnetically levitated interchangeable daisy-wheel instead of an IBM typeball for the different fonts & symbols. Available with up to two 5 1/4" floppy drives, this was before IBM PC's arrived.