Write a commentDEC PDP-9
Minicomputer
| Company: | DEC |
| Introduction: | 1968 |
| Maximum memory size: | 8KW = 18KB |
| Maximum number of CPUs: | 1 |
| Number made: | 445 |
| Price: | 57000 |
| has artefact: | DEC PDP-9 Console panel |
| Computer root: | Computer |
| System class: | Minicomputer |
| Computer class: | Minicomputer |
DEC PDP-9 in the collection.
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DEC PDP-9 Console panel
DEC PDP-9 Console panel
| Company: | DEC |
| artefact for: | DEC PDP-9 |
| Component root: | Component |
| Component type: | Control Panel |
| Count: | 1 |
| Location: | Collection / Unknown |
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