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Alex Ziemianski
@alexziemianski@mstdn.ca
mastodon 4.8.0-alpha.3+glitchI'm a techie in Vancouver BC
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Memory Express and Canada Computers will assemble custom systems. As will the small mom and pop stores. Memory Express also has pre-builts.
Tri-M technologies can make rugged systems. Another maker in Toronto also does rugged systems.
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I remember this disk though.. Watcom WATFOR-77 (Fortran) v3.x : Watcom International Corp. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive https://share.google/ae9y9LnC5tfZka863
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I remember in that class we had to upgrade the software... hence the 3.1 version.
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Stealth.com , Comment Tech Inc , Toronto microelectronics would be for the Toronto area.
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@mirijb2@c18.masto.host In the early nineties, I remember the bears they did have were very small and skinny. It was a sad sight.
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@boris@cosocial.ca Even the companies which make their own cpu boards will have the pcbs assembled and parts stuffed in China or Taiwan
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Memory Express lists their assembled machines under the MEPC code
https://www.memoryexpress.com/category/desktopcomputers?FilterID=1ec53759-a590-b1f8-a120-2daeef0549b2