Specialists in commercial and • ■ | industrial lighting, heating and qn | power installations and service. . | FRANK MILLAR &CO LTD. W7 tf] PHONE 62-366
THE BURROUGHS 810. THE BUSINESS MICRO WITH THE BRAINS OF A MAINFRAME. The more brains you have in business, the farther you’ll go. So it’s no wonder the Burroughs 820 is doing so well. \ \ With its powerful 16-bit processor \ and up to 640 K bytes of RAM in each 1 y nHHBgP workstation, the Burroughs 820 gives % each user his own computer, but with \ P owe h Tita base and storage that \ were once associated only with mainframes. Brains, however, are just part of the beauty of the 820. Fact is, the Burroughs 820 is one of most versatile, easy-to-use, expandable, computers in the industry. The 820 can also be networked with other B2()’s, 50 everyone is always working with the latest, up-to-date information. And because the 820 can have multiple workstations, it grows as your business grows. To operate, all you do is open the carton, plug it in* choose one of our application software programs, tilt the screen to your desired height, and you’re off. (Our step-by-step training manuals are so easy to use, you can be doing sales projections in a matter of hours.) If you need any help, just call the Burroughs Resource Control Centre. Trained Burroughs computer specialists will help you with any problem —whether it’s our hardware, software, or operating systems. (Being in the office equipment business internationally for 87 years has taught US a little *822 mass storage unit requires installation bv a qualified something about service and support.) You see, at Burroughs, we believe it’s | I’m interested in the Burroughs 820 business micro. i more important to be better than bigger. I Ptee send me more .nformanon. ; So, if you’re in the market for a business ; Name J micro, consider the Burroughs 820. The I Title. I one with the brains. [ Compam > j Address — — i i Telephone —; — 1 THE QUESTION ISN’T WHO’S BIGGER. I burroughs N™” W ] IT’S WHO’S BETTER. ] 206 Thomdon Quay, Wellington 1 | CP 08S3 ■ I J 1 I
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Press, 16 June 1983, Page 21
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