Tandata TD1400 Prestel System

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The Tandata TD1400 was a Viewdata terminal designed to access the UK’s Prestel network and the Homelink online banking system. The Tandata 1400 terminal features a detachable infrared keypad that can be used either docked within the terminal's casing or operated remotely via its infrared connection.

The terminal connects to either a standard UHF television or a monitor using composite video or RGB output. Additionally, received data can be sent to a printer, saved to a cassette tape recorder, or transferred to various types of microcomputers via an RS232 interface.

Tandata developed the Homelink system in partnership with the Nottingham Building Society and the Bank of Scotland. As one of the world’s first home banking services, it allowed customers to view account statements, transfer funds, pay bills, and arrange loans.

Date : 1983

Manufacturer : Tandata

Physical Description : Td 1400 unit, Keyboard, Power supply unit

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH5474. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
 

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