4115

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The Tektronix 4115 is a high resolution color computer display terminal that uses a 19" CRT. It is based on an Intel 8086 processor.

The 4115 is a standalone unit with monitor and controller in a pedestal enclosure. The M4115 omits the pedestal; it consists of a monitor for desktop placement and a floor-standing electronics unit.

Kurt Krueger writes:

It required a separate power plug for the CPU and Display sections. I don't have the specs, but two power plugs is putting its potential consumption in the 3 KW neighborhood.

There seems to be a limit on 120 V devices of 1350 W (11.3 A) for consumer products that don't require a dedicated circuit.

Key Specifications

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Links

• 4112 and 4113 terminals
• 4612 and 4632 Video Hard Copy units
• 4691 - Color Graphics Copier
• 4634 - Hard copy unit
• 4662 / 4663 - Digital Plotters
• 4926 - 10 MB Hard Disk

Documents Referencing 4115

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• D. J. Doornink and J. C. Dalrymple, "The Architectural Evolution of a High-Performance Graphics Terminal," in IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, vol. 4, no. 4, pp. 47-54, April 1984, doi: 10.1109/MCG.1984.276144. This case study of the design of the Tektronix 4115B details the design constraints, shows how the architecture evolved from the Tektronix 4113, and shows how performance was gained by adding a microcoded picture processor and some special-purpose hardware.

Price

• $19,950 in 1984 Catalog (~$60,300 in 2024 Dollars)

Pictures

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  4115B Photo from 1984 catalog