Wyse 60 terminal w/keyboard

Users will appreciate the WY-60's high resolution character cell for exceptionally crisp characters. The WY-60 has the same superior keyboard touch and layout that users have come to expect from Wyse.

Systems integrators and VARs will value the powerful features available for emerging markets. The WY-60's high-quality, dynamic-focus display is extremely sharp, plus it offers 44-line capability to display more of a spreadsheet or document. Users have a choice of WY-60 ASCII, and IBM Enhanced PC keyboards. Other features include WyseWorks, a built in clock/alarm, calendar, calculator, and ASCII table combination; selectable hidden or non-hidden attributes; double high/wide capability for maximum screen display impact; up to seven pages of screen memory for more local editing capability; soft font to create any character set; an enhanced set-up menu; and user-programmable label line, function, and edit keys. The list goes on and on.

• 14" Screen
• 2 keyboard models to select from ASCII or IBM PCE
• 16 Programmable fuction keys
• 44-line capability
• ANSI: WY-75 mode , DEC VT-100/52, Data General D200/210, PC Terminal, Wyse 60
• ASCII Personalities: Wyse WY-60, WY-50/WY-50+, ADDS Viewpoint A2/60, Televideo, TVI-910+/920/925/950/955, Hazeltine 1500, Lear Siegler ADM 3A/5/31, IBM 3101 1X/2X, IBM 3161
  

Warranty Information: This terminal and keyboard include a (6) month warranty. Damage caused by lightning, liquid, or abuse is not covered under the warranty. Click here for details on our warranty policy.You can add an extended warranty to this product by clicking here, the warranty is extended by (6) months.

Contents of this package: Quantity (1) Wyse 60 Terminal w/ keyboard and quantity (1) A/C power cord.

Note: Accessories for this terminal can be found here.Terminal comes standard with PCE style keyboard, ASCII or ANSI style can be substituted for an additional charge. Click here to see the difference in keyboard models.

Substitutions

Click here to substitute an ASCII keyboard

Click here to substitute an ANSI keyboard