And that remarkable machine even uses nixie tubes.... I always wondered how schematics and other diagrams from that era were produced with such high quality; no offense to the drafting community, hand-drawn schematics never looked that crisp. There were other CRT-based phototypesetting machines from the 1960's, and I'm sure some of them were used for schematics, etc. Apparently Linotype held-out with mechanical solutions as long as it could; kind of reminds me of Teletype.
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