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   - title: AT&T 7300/3b1 (UNIXPC) Stuff
     url: http://www.unixpc.org/
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   - title: Unix PC Archive Holdings
     url: http://unixpc.taronga.com/
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-  comments:
-  - author: Jesse (United States)
-    date: Tuesday 8th June 2021
-    text: 'There is an AT$T UNIX PC emulator called FreeBee, available on github: philpem/freebee'
-  - author: David (United States)
-    date: Wednesday 7th June 2017
-    text: I received a PC7300 with a nearly full set of manuals and disks. I need to see if I can get those disks imaged so that they can be shared.
-  - author: Mister Technological Archaeologist MD PHD NUT
-    date: Wednesday 1st February 2017
-    text: |-
-      This looks like the beginning of UNIX/LINUX/BSD for the home computer user.
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-      Emulators don''t work. I am bumbed :-(
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-      But over the years all the software on this system has already been ported and updated to all corners of the round earth. :-)
-  - author: AJ
-    date: Friday 16th December 2016
-    text: The voice mail board you describe was called "Voice Power''. It was one of the first menu-directed systems. 3B1 systems could have several boards. It had text to speech as well.
-  - author: Aaron Lochard (USA)
-    date: Wednesday 3rd November 2010
-    text: This is such a fantastic machine. I''ve had one for several years now. Unfortunately shortly after receiving it in working condition, I could not help but to open it up to see the insides. This was a difficult machine to get open, and somehow I have managed to do something to it. It no longer boots, and I do not have the OS to try to restore it to working condition.
-  - author: Laurent LATHIEYRE (Paris, France)
-    date: Wednesday 4th August 2010
-    text: |-
-      One of my experience in computing!
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-      Very innovative piece of equipment, could handle phone calls, very versatile.
-  - author: PeterG (UK)
-    date: Tuesday 27th April 2010
-    text: |-
-      I used these systems in the UK when I was employed by Computer Automation.\
-      We had difficulty persuading users to shutdown properly so regular reinstalls were needed from 33 (or so) floppy disks. I believe that this is a variant of the Convergent Technologies Unix PC?
-  - author: Albert (USA)
-    date: Thursday 25th March 2010
-    text: I was so envious of my room-mate who had one. Though the hard drive made a high pitched pinging noise that kept me up at night.
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