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- DEC Floppy Disk Drives (3 members)
- VENIX (3 members)
- Assembly Languages (3 members)
- VAX Disk Formats (3 members)
- PDP-10 Disk Formats (3 members)
- Companies (3 members)
- Radio Shack Emulation Tutorials (3 members)
- QBUS Synchronous Serial Interfaces (3 members)
- Window Systems (3 members)
- Supercomputers (3 members)
- Xerox Mainframes (3 members)
- Formats (3 members)
- File Formats (3 members)
- Tandberg Data (3 members)
- 8-bit Personal Computers (3 members)
- PMI Memories (3 members)
- VAX Processors (3 members)
- Source Code (3 members)
- Atari (3 members)
- Atari Computers (3 members)
- Microsoft (3 members)
- Semiconductor Manufacturers (3 members)
- OS Concepts (3 members)
- Network Interfaces (3 members)
- UNIBUS Serial Interfaces (3 members)
- Terminal Emulators (3 members)
- EUB Memories (3 members)
- MASSBUS Devices (3 members)
- PDP-10 Systems (3 members)
- PDP-8 Operating Systems (3 members)
- Media (3 members)
- Compilers (3 members)
- Commodore Computers (3 members)
- Printing Terminals (3 members)
- Norwegian Computer History (3 members)
- DEC Terminals (3 members)
- TMSCP Tape Drives (2 members)
- STI Controllers (2 members)
- PDP-11 Peripherals (2 members)
- SMD (2 members)
- DEC Standards (2 members)
- DEC Displays (2 members)
- Other VAX Systems (2 members)
- 4-bit Computers (2 members)
- 60-bit Computers (2 members)
- PDP-11 Disk Formats (2 members)
- Data Networks (2 members)
- Radio Shack Peripherals (2 members)
- DOS (Compatible PCs) (2 members)
- DEC Synchronous Serial Interfaces (2 members)
