The Link MC5. Link's most advanced "multiple concept" display terminal has some very visible differences. It offers high performance, plus ergonomics that are easy on the eyes. At a price that's very easy on the hudget. The Link MC5's improved features in- cludes a flat profile screen to reduce glare, overscanned video to eliminate distracting dark borders, extra fast 78 Hz refresh rate to eliminate screen flicker, contrast and brightness controls located on the front panel for easy access: Ergonomics with a clear difference. The Link MC5 also emulates ASCII (Wyse, TeleVideo, Zentec/ADM and ADDS); ANSI (DEC VT220/VT100/VT52); and PCTerm. The MC5 has inter-changeable keyboards, a parallel printer port, and lets you communicate with any two hosts. Designed to keep functionality at its highest, and your overall system costs at their lowest. The Link MC5. Carrying on the tradition of high quality and flawless performance that you've come to expect from Link terminals. Value that's a step ahead of the competition. At a price that's a step below. MC5 Features: • ASCII, ANSI, PCTerm • Virtual Terminals - Communicates with two different hosts simultaneously • Interchangeable Keyboards (EPC, VT220, ASCII) • Two Serial Ports and a PC Compatible Parallel Printer Port • 78 Hz Refresh • External Brightness and Contrast Controls • Flat Screen • Green, Amber, or White Screen Color Choices with Full Overscan • 24, 25 or 43 Line Display • 80 or 132 Columns • 512 Displayable Characters • Designed for use with a wide range of multiuser systems, including PC MOS, Alloy, Unix/Xenix, Pick, and Concurrent DOS