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Sex in the engine room must be smooth and have good and antistatic properties...... thank you google translate. WTF?

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 Model CM 1700 was designed INEUM (VI Frolov, Vladimir Rodionov), together with the Lithuanian Association "Sigma" (AB Chuplinskas , AI Drasutis , SI Sidaras , B. Belyauskas ) mastered its mass production and released in 1987-1990. 3 thousand pieces.
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 <i>And this is a 32-bit architecture (SM-1420 was a 16-bit), an analog VAX-11/730 "Nebula". This is the weakest implementation, besides quite poor thing on the periphery, there were some IMF HDDs 5 "whether through 5, or 10 meg, they worked very unstable. Ran there VAX / VMS, remember the reel with 32-bit Yunksom, but do not remember if it worked. It turns out that such complexes were released only 3000 pieces from 1987 to 1990 ( a description of the series ). the right of the photo is visible already familiar processor CM-1420 is from Poland 1420 and the old SM-4 did a complex, stand, in which the processor is installed - the old, it is more convenient than the new.</i>
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 Model of the family of 32-bit computing systems CM 1700 had software compatibility with the family of VAX-11 firm Digital Equipment and a one-way compatibility with 16-bit models of the family of CM3, CM 4, SM 1420, SM1425.

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	The CM 1700 was a Soviet clone of the [[VAX-11/730]] or the [[VAX-11/750\|750]]. I think they ran [[VMS]] on these, and most certainly a 32bit version of [[DEMOS]].		The CM 1700 was a Soviet clone of the [[VAX-11/730]] or the [[VAX-11/750\|750]]. I think they ran [[VMS]] on these, and most certainly a 32bit version of [[DEMOS]].

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	A [[Whetstone]] benchmark places this machine in the same scope as the 730.		A [[Whetstone]] benchmark places this machine in the same scope as the 730.

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	The CM 1700 was a Soviet clone of the [[VAX-11/730]] or the [[VAX-11/750\|750]]. I think they ran [[VMS]] on these, and most certainly a 32bit version of [[DEMOS]].		The CM 1700 was a Soviet clone of the [[VAX-11/730]] or the [[VAX-11/750\|750]]. I think they ran [[VMS]] on these, and most certainly a 32bit version of [[DEMOS]].
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