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PDP-7
Manufacturer DEC - Digital Equipment Corporation Identification,ID PDP-7 Date of first manufacture 1967 Number produced - Estimated price or cost - location in museum - donor - Contents of this page:
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- Placard
- Architecture
- Special Features
- Historical Notes
- This Specimen
- Interesting Web Sites
- Other information
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The PDP-1 was the first of the DEC 18 bit computer series, consisting of PDP-1, PDP-4, PDP-7, PDP-9, PDP-15. see Architecture at PDP-1.
See Instruction List of PDP-9
- Historical Notes
see Timeline at PDP-1. Keith wrote (February 2004)
DEC PDP-7: Add to the historical notes that this was the first system to ever run AT&T UNIX. Systems 1 through 4 ran on the PDP-7. Another thing to stick in the historical notes, is that it was on the PDP-7 that what was probably the world's first emulator appeared: an emulator for the PDP-8 ran on the -7. :)
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Updated February 11, 2004