Links to Other Wang Resources

Wang 2200

The Small Wang Museum (a must see)
Carl Coffman's Wang 2200 restoration. Carl provided the ROM images and lots of technical support in development of my 2200 emulator. (it seems to be down, Oct. 2006)
Bruce Damer at the Digibarn has a 2200VP, and the 2200T that I gave him. Bruce runs a great museum, so give it a visit.
Heiko Heinz has put up a great page on his Wang 2200 PCS-II. The text is in German, but babblefish can take care of that. Be sure to follow the links to see the teardown. Also see the amazing jig he built for making his own hard-sectored disks.
Wang 2200 PCS-II, located at Gaby's mostly CP/M museum. The PCS-II sure was ugly.
Here is a photo of another 2200 PCS-II
www.compuseum.icc.de, in German, with pictures (click on "Bild" 1, 2, 3, ...). Note it has the calculator-style keyboard.
Alan Judson is documenting his progress in restoring a 2200B CPU
Here is a 2200-C; note the power supply is in a box separate from the CPU

Wang 2200-VP (later, faster 2200 implementation)
Niakwa has been selling a superset dialect of the BASIC-2 language since 1984
Kerridge Computer Company, Ltd. sells software to help migrate BASIC-2 programs to modern environments

Thomas Junker is associated (2004) with TransVirtual Systems, a new venture working with Getronics to bring a new generation of VS to market using TVS's unique hardware abstraction technology.
Thomas Junker also offers COBOL ReSource, providing a comprehensive VS environment running under UNIX at a speed greater than any native Wang hardware.
Thomas Junker also runs The Unofficial Wang VS Information Center
Ernest Schreur is working on emulating the VS architecture and cloning the OS

I have a fledging page up on the Wang 3300. Since first putting up that page, I have learned a lot more about the 3300, and hope to improve the web page soon.