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The Mini PM/4T was the multi-user version of the Televideo PC compatible. A video terminal was used for interfacing directly to the system.
The InfoShare Operating System can run many multi-user programs or execute most single-user MS-DOS programs.
The PM/4T can be linked to up to four computers (PCs or Televideo's PM Workstation [a terminal]).
It was sold for $6000, and a 16-user version was available at $9000.
A $99 card was required to connect each PC to the system.
Igor Pronin reports :
I was one of the first users in Finland. Infoshare Operating System was actually Novell Netware. In the begining it was version 1 or 1.1 but it was soon upgraded to 1.2. As a server running programs off the server, it was faster than from a local hard disk of a 12 MHz AT.