4010

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The Tektronix 4010 is a graphics terminal announced at the Fall Joint Computer Conference in October 1971, based on an 11" direct-view storage tube displaying vectors in 10-bit resolution (1024×780 visible).

It succeeded the 4002 model from 1969 and founded the very successful 4010 family that also includes the 11" 4012/4013 (1973) that added lowercase characters, the 19" 4014/4015 (1974), and the 25" 4016 (1979).

The 4010-1 variant includes circuitry that allows the stored image to be printed using a 4610 hard copy unit.

The E4010 and E4010-1 are cost-reduced ("economy") versions introduced in 1975. They omit the thumbwheel inputs only.

In later years, 4010-series commands were widely emulated in third-party products (then typically raster-based graphics terminals).

See Also

Prices

  • $3,950 in 1971 (~30,000 in 2024 dollars)

Links

Documents Referencing 4010

Document Class Title Authors Year Links
History of the Information Display Division - John Lamb, June 1974.pdf Article History of the Information Display Division John Lamb 1974
Boyer data acq ebeam fus acc.pdf Article DATA ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING ON ELECTRON BEAM FUSION ACCELERATORS William B. Boyer 1978

Pictures

See also

Components

Some Parts Used in the 4010

Part Part Number(s) Class Description Used in
155-0035-00 155-0035-00 155-0116-00 Monolithic integrated circuit quad op-amp 3110 3S7 3T7 492 492A 492AP 492P 494 494P 496 496P 4010 4011 4012 4013 7L5 7L12 7L13 7L14 7L18 7S11 7T11 7S12 S-6 1461 4602 P7001 613 653