Conrac 480/25 - Revision history

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{{infobox terminal
| manufacturer = Conrac
| model = 480/25
| intro_month = May
| intro_year = 1975
| char_resolution = 80x25
| interface = RS-232C
| baud_rates = 9600
}}
The {{PAGENAME}} terminal was introduced in May, 1975.{{Computerworld
| id=CdkopCC9Q0QC
| pg=56
| title="Conrac Readies First in Line With Microprocessors"
| date=May 14, 1975
}}

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[[Category:Conrac|480/25]]
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 | intro_month = May
 | intro_year = 1975
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 | interface = RS-232C
 | baud_rates = 9600
 }}
 The {{PAGENAME}} terminal was introduced in May, 1975.{{Computerworld
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 The terminal is based around a microprocessor that can be reprogrammed through PROM.  It operates up to 9600 baud standard, but higher operating speeds are available as options.  Another option allows it to support up to 4 peripheral devices, including floppy disks or printers.
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 | manufacturer = Conrac
 | model = 480/25
 | intro_month = May
 | intro_year = 1975