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Brad Spencer wrote:
> I believe AOS for the Nova... and AOS/VS for the Supernova, aka the MV
> series.

I believe the Supernova was an early and faster implementation of the
regular Nova.  A newer generation, still 16-bit, was called Eclipse.  MV
was the ("NO MODE BIT!") 32-bit generation.  Or something like that.  DG
then bet on the short-lived Motorola 88000 with a series called the
AViiON ("NOVA ii"?).