| IBM 3191 |
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| Manufacturer |
IBM |
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| Model |
3191 |
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| Lifetime |
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| Introduced |
June, 1986 |
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| Introductory Price |
$1,295 |
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| Display |
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| Size |
12-inch |
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| Phosphors |
green, amber |
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| Character Modes |
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| Resolution |
80x24 |
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| Firmware |
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| Personalities |
IBM 3270 |
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The IBM 3191 terminal was introduced in June, 1986. The 3191 is a high-quality, monochrome CRT display station
used in cluster configurations with the 3174, 3276, or 3274 for
displaying alphanumeric data, and for entering data into and
receiving data from System/360, System/370, 43XX, 303X, 308X, and
3090 Processors. It also attaches to the 4701 and 4702 via the
Device Cluster Adapter and 43XX systems via the Display Printer
Adapter or the 4361 via the Workstation Adapter. The System/8100 also
supports the 3191 in alphanumeric mode when attached via 3274. The
3191 supports 1,920 characters in 80 columns by 24 rows.
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