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Both parts were created by Microsoft. However, S.M.T. developed a protocol for transfering information between various stations of an ISO network. Up to 64 stations can be connected at a maximum distance of 1200 meters, with a transfer rate of 1 megabits/second (125 000 bytes).
image: /media/museum/hardware/goupil_g4_network_1.jpg
comments:
- author: Gilles (FRANCE)
date: Friday 9th July 2010
text: 'When I was youg, we had Goupil G4 in class room: 2 for all the school, at 10 yo... it was an computer for learning'
- author: François (France)
date: Sunday 11th March 2007
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At one time, the Goupil G4 was considered as the fastest available IBM-PC compatible.\
The company went to Stock Markets and shares soared.\
False statement were issued (the company started loosing money but issed false invoices to report non-exisiting sales increase) and Goupil closed with a minor scandal.
- author: Alexey (Moscow, Russia)
date: Friday 27th June 2003
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Sorry, but I speak English very bad.\
I have SMT Goupil G4. I need original software for this computer (from original disks).
---Russian (translit)---\
Privetstvuyu vseh! U menja est kompjuter SMT Goupil G4. Mne nuzhny programmy s disket, idushih v komplekte s kompom - programmy dlja raboty s chasami i t.d.\
Vse, u kogo est etot kompjuter, pozhaluista, otzovites!
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