Tervelox, Inc. Completes Enough 74xx to Extract Tape Files

 November 24, 2008

 Phoenix, AZ – Tervelox, Inc. completes enough 74xx parts to interface to tape drives to extract archived files.  These files encompase the technology provided by STReblevision and Quiautosoft obtained assets and proved the cross compatability among the companies successful business plan.  It shows that working with current technology, with old technology that there is an opportunity to move old technology forward and maintain it for the future.  It takes a collaborative effort among everybody of all ages of technology to provide this effort.

 The use of the Free Model Foundry VHDL designs was a strong help into making this technology succesfull.  Those models where used to produce Verilog models used in current FPGAs to interface old tape drives to current USBs.  Now files have been generated from tape that are being displayed on the http://www.breakstreetgames.com website, which have not been available for over a decade.

 The team tested them on various platforms that included windows XP and Vista.  The 16-bit applications provided that they still worked on Vista and that the embedded descriptions and icons were finalized on XP, but did not transfer to Vista.  The applications still ran on Vista successfully.  With the exception of the 16-bit GUI interface code, the ANSI protion still ran successfully on all other operating systems.

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