They were located in on Bedford Mass. They
specilized in, as best I can tell, only one video board the,
"Merlin Video board" which came out around 1978 - early in the history of
the S-100 bus. Ira J. Perlow sent me the following
information:-
MiniTerm Associates was formed by Russ Sendelbach, an electronics
engineer as a garage business. He utilized David Wright (deceased) from
Townsend, MA as his assembly technician. Both of them were members of the
New England Computer Society (NECS), as was myself. I'm not sure if they
ever created the video board that you describe under them. As I recall, it
was some type of smaller video converter, maybe an RF adapter, but I am not
sure. Russ and I often ran our S-100 systems overnight connected via 600
Baud phone modems converting from one CP/M format to another between our
systems. As I recall, it took like 7 hours to convert each disk.
