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- Programmer (19 links)
- Command processor (19 links)
- Internetwork (19 links)
- H744 +5V Regulator (19 links)
- Pipeline (19 links)
- PROM (19 links)
- Power harness (19 links)
- Word processor (19 links)
- Computer History Museum (18 links)
- Unix (18 links)
- Load-store architecture (18 links)
- Email (18 links)
- MM11-U core memory (18 links)
- VT100 (18 links)
- PC04/PC05 High-Speed Paper-Tape Reader/Punch (18 links)
- Physical network (18 links)
- ROM (18 links)
- Network Control Protocol (18 links)
- PDP-8/I (18 links)
- RL11 disk controller (18 links)
- Inductor (18 links)
- Sun Microsystems (18 links)
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (18 links)
- Phase Encoding (18 links)
- Switching power supply (18 links)
- Project MAC (18 links)
- Text editor (17 links)
- DECSYSTEM-20 (17 links)
- MS11-M MOS memory (17 links)
- Raster (17 links)
- RAM (17 links)
- RH70 MASSBUS controller (17 links)
- SRI International (17 links)
- Windows 3.0 (17 links)
- Delay line (17 links)
- Transformer (17 links)
- DEC indicator panel (17 links)
- Resolution (17 links)
- Packet Radio Network (17 links)
- Digital Technical Journal (17 links)
- Reliable byte stream (17 links)
- Protected mode (17 links)
- Big-endian (17 links)
- TK50 (17 links)
- Transmission Control Protocol (17 links)
- Parallel (17 links)
- 74 series (17 links)
- Line time clock (17 links)
- Single-ended signalling (17 links)
- Index register (17 links)
