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Infoton was a manufacturer of video display terminals.

Infoton<br/>
Second Avenue<br/>
Burlington, MA 01803<br/>
(617) 272-6660{{Computerworld
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| date=June 14, 1976
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==News Items==
* September 27, 1972: Infoton terminals used to register attendees at Wescon.{{Computerworld
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| date=September 27, 1972
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* October 23, 1974: Optical Scanning Corp. takes over marketing and servicing of Infoton terminals for end-users, while Infoton continues to service OEM markets.{{Computerworld
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| title=Supershorts
| date=October 23, 1974
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* February 16, 1976: Atlantic Barber and Beauty Supply Co. uses Infoton terminals to manage inventory.{{Computerworld
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| title="Mini Manages Beauty Supply Inventory"
| author=Esther Surden
| date=February 16, 1976
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* March 1, 1976: Ted Robinson appointed vice-president of the Infoton division of Optical Scanning Corp.{{Computerworld
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| page=17
| title=Executive Corner
| date=March 1, 1976
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* February 28, 1977: Grossmont Union High School District uses Infoton terminals for time-sharing at 110 and 300 baud.{{Computerworld
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| title="User Fins T/S Cost Solution in Dedicated Lines"
| author=John P. Hebert
| date=February 28, 1977
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* September 17, 1979: Michael T. Smith is named corporate vice-president of operations for Infoton, Inc.{{Computerworld
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| page=70
| title=Executive Corner
| date=September 17, 1979
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* March 10, 1980: Infoton, Inc. changes its name to General Terminal Corporation.{{Computerworld
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| pg=48
| title=General Terminal Corporation advertisement
| date=March 10, 1980
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