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The Programmed Data Processor-1 (PDP-1) set from Digital Equipment Corporation.
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A Computer of Firsts: The PDP-1
Introduced in 1959, the Programmed Data Processor-1 (PDP-1) was the first computer from Digital Equipment Corporation, the first computer to focus on interaction with the user and the first minicomput ...
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A Not-So-Mini Milestone
Join us inside the Hewlett-Packard Company Archives for a discussion on the first computer ever produced by HP.
A photo of Digital Equipment Corporation's Programmed Data Processor-11 (PDP-11) taken in 1972.
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DEC’s PDP-11: A Mighty Minicomputer
Digital Equipment Corporation’s Programmed Data Processor-11 (PDP-11) series was perhaps the most popular minicomputer in history. It was in production from 1970 until the 1990s. During that time, aro ...
Front of the HP 3000 Micro XE.
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Getting the Max from Micro XE
The HP 3000, first introduced as a minicomputer, continued to improve in capacity even while shrinking in size. The 3000 Micro XE could support up to 56 users, up to 8MB of memory, and another 4.5MB o ...
The HP 3000 series 900 with console door open in 1986.
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HP 3000 Series 930 Processor
The processor at the heart of this HP 3000 series 930 was a part of the first generation of computers to feature Hewlett-Packard’s proprietary reduced instruction set computing technology.
Photo of the Digital Equipment Corporation PDP 8/I, taken in 1968.
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The DEC PDP 8 Minicomputer
The PDP 8 from Digital Equipment Corporation was the first commercially successful minicomputer. First introduced in 1965, its success triggered a revolution in data processing that continued through ...