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C. Itoh Electronics
Chubei Itoh commenced business as a textile trader in 1858, in Osaka, Japan. C. Itoh & Co. was formed in 1914 and diversified into manufacturing and heavy engineering after the Second World War. In the early 1980s, a division of C. Itoh Electronics called CIE Terminals made clones of DEC terminals. These weren't just compatible terminals; the CIT-101 looks identical to the VT100.

The company is still going strong as ITOCHU Corporation (http://www.itochu.co.jp/en/ - English language Home page) and still lists terminals on its roster of products.

Hardware Products

CIT-101 Video Terminal

CIT-101 Video Terminal
August 1983
The CIT-101 was a DEC VT-100 clone made by C.

Manufacturer : C Itoh
Type : Peripheral


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