I've been reading for a couple of hours on all of the stuff you guys have dug up on the pocket telex (and other interesting bits and pieces), very impressive. So much detail, this must have been a lot of work, and other than a couple of typos I can't find anything that doesn't match what I already knew about the device. It would be interesting to know who formed the software team from those days, I wished I recalled more names.

Above the offices in Amsterdam Zuidoost (Hogehilweg) they had this insanely extravagant bar. Looking back I think that the armed bodyguard must have been either coke-induced paranoia shining through or a sign that there was already more afoot that could not stand the light of day.

By the way, doesn't this page need an update now?

https://cryptomuseum.com/crypto/philips/index.htm

"The Philips version with encryption (PX-1000Cr) contained a much improved cryptographic algorithm."

Hi, Paul from Crypto Museum here. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I missed that one when updating the stories.

You're welcome, if you want I can proofread the whole website, I noticed a few more typos as I was reading quite a lot there today.

The whole website would probably take a bit too long ;-) But please report any typos you find whilst reading to [email protected] That will land directly on my desk. Thanks, Paul

will do!