The back of the album. This was real WANG stuff !
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Small Monroe electric mechanical calculator used for simple adding and subtracting | ||
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The 709, dual tape drive. This one has a format key and will format tapes in 256byte blocks | ||
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A cassette album
The back of the album. This was real WANG stuff ! |
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The 740-2, dual floppy drive In the middle of the panel you can just see
the 4 addressing switches A floppy could store 1024 blocks of 256 bytes. A Memorex drive makes a very specific noise that is recognizable out of thousand other sounds ! |
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Floppy's for the Memorex. On the left the original Memorex floppy that has a hard cover, on the right a WANG floppy that is more like a 5.25 as it comes to floppyness !? |
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Eventually WANG re-designed the 2200 line. This is a CS-2 built in July 1988 in Puerto Rico, together with a DS. The machine is still working! It looks much better then the black and grey boxes used form 1974 on. The LVP was the first in the line to have a better look
Courtesy Mr Johan Portiek 2002 |
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2200 E2
It is a masterpiece as it comes to getting so much into so little space |
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Detail from the internal cassette drive |