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-  comments:
-  - author: dop hegger (Netherlands)
-    date: Thursday 29th May 2014
-    text: |-
-      The TeleVideo PM4 was one of the first dedicated fileservers. It could serve up to 4 IBM (compatible) Pc''s.\
-      As a server running infoshare (indeed the earliest version of Novell) is could handle record and file locking.
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-      I know because, as technical support manager at that time, I introduced this system in Middle and Northern Europe.
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-      have a nice day
-  - author: Stuart (Montreal)
-    date: Sunday 1st January 2006
-    text: Came across this site- great. Sold over $10MM of Televideo-INFOSHARE (aka NOVELL) in Canada- few believe me when I tell them that infoshare 1.0 was the original NOVELL! Also sold 1,000 ALTOS Xenix/Unix CPU's a few years later- another great system!(from Dave Jackson-ex Dec) good luck! Stu
-  - author: Chris (New Jersey)
-    date: Wednesday 20th July 2005
-    text: I recently picked up a pm/16t I believe. Haven't tested it yet, came with a few disks. Hope I'll be able to image them properly. E-mail me if you have one or whatever. Better yet join the yahoo group.
-  - author: David Bellamy (Pecker world)
-    date: Saturday 5th April 2003
-    text: I own a large ball of wasps.
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