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The '''Tektronix 4016''' is a graphics terminal from the [[ | The '''Tektronix 4016''' is a graphics terminal from the [[4014]] family which based on a 25" [[direct-view storage tube]] displaying vectors. | ||
The 4016 has 4k×4k addressable points (4096×3120 viewable). | The 4016 has 4k×4k addressable points (4096×3120 viewable). | ||
Other members of the 4010 family include the eponymous 11" [[4010]], the 11" [[4012]]/[[4013]] (1973) that added lowercase characters, and the 19" [[4014]]/[[4015]]. | Other members of the 4010 family include the eponymous 11" [[4010]], the 11" [[4012]]/[[4013]] (1973) that added lowercase characters to the 4010, and the 19" [[4014]]/[[4015]]. | ||
4010 series commands were widely emulated in third-party products. | 4010 series commands were widely emulated in third-party products. | ||
Revision as of 10:51, 27 January 2021
The Tektronix 4016 is a graphics terminal from the 4014 family which based on a 25" direct-view storage tube displaying vectors.
The 4016 has 4k×4k addressable points (4096×3120 viewable).
Other members of the 4010 family include the eponymous 11" 4010, the 11" 4012/4013 (1973) that added lowercase characters to the 4010, and the 19" 4014/4015. 4010 series commands were widely emulated in third-party products.
Documents
- 4016 brochure, October 1979 (PDF)
- Manual needed
Links
- DVST Graphic Terminals @ vintagetek.org
- Tektronix 4016 @ terminals-wiki
- Open Source Tek 4010 series emulator for Raspberry Pi and other Linux systems
Prices
- $19,500 in 1980 ($61,250 in 2020 dollars)
Pictures
- please add