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   - title: TA-1600
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       Thanks to Jomoca for this picture
     image: /media/museum/photos/triumph-adler_ta-1600_moya_1.jpg
-  comments:
-  - author: StefanoB
-    date: Tuesday 27th June 2017
-    text: |-
-      According to this valuable page:
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-      http://www.horniger.de/computer/ta/index.html
-
-      $ 1982 $ TA 1600 SERIES 10 20 30 $ COMPUTER 1-16 USERS, 64 - 256 KB, TI-990 SERIES WITH TMS-9900 PROCESSOR $\
-      $ 1984 $ TA 1600 SERIES 25 35 38 $ COMPUTER 1-16 USERS, 256 - 2048 KB, TTI-990 SERIES WITH TMS-9900 PROCESSOR $
-  - author: Balazs Csizmazia (Hungary)
-    date: Sunday 13rd November 2016
-    text: Around 1985 I had been working on a TA1630 machine which had an operating system called TAXO (Triumph Adler Extended Operating system) on it. It was a TI990 look-like minicomputer, we developed COBOL applications with a text editor called TED (I have rewritten it on UNIX/TANIX/Xenix machines later to be used by the customers using TA1630).
-  - author: Petra (Germany)
-    date: Saturday 28th July 2012
-    text: In the early 1980s I was Sales Assistant and Customer Supporter for the TA 1600 Series. As I remember, the 1600-10 had 2 Floppies 5 1/4 inch, the -20 2 Floppies 8 inch and the -30 1 8 inch Floppy plus Winchester drive 40 Mb. There still are some manuals and booting Floppies with "JDL" Job Description Language at my home office $)
-  - author: Mike Borshell (UK)
-    date: Thursday 26th July 2012
-    text: |-
-      I was the UK Sales and Marketing Manager for TA Computers in the 1980s. There were 3 models:\
-      The TA1600-10, TA1600-20 and TA1600-30. The 1600-10 had 2 floppies(8inch) and the 1600-20 a winchester drive 20Mb I seem to remember. These 2 models were single user and in the UK we had the BOS operating system and business applications ported to them. The 1600-30 was based on the TI990 mini computer processor and was a multi user rack mount system that used a TA version of the Texas Instruments mini computer operating system.
-  - author: Michael Titgemeyer (Germany)
-    date: Sunday 4th December 2011
-    text: The system was absed on a TI9900 processor, the keyboard, was, as far as I remember, with mechanical switches
-  - author: CLASSIFIED
-    date: Friday 20th August 2010
-    text: that is a cool looking system i like how the monitor is sunk into the unit
   oc_id: 1304
   source:
     url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230331122208/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1304