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A super minicomputer, or commonly just super-mini, is a category of small computers more powerful than a traditional minicomputer, but not as large or powerful as a mainframe. They were typically 32-bit computers. An early and very successful example is the VAX family.
The super-mini was obsoleted during the 1980s by smaller and faster microcomputer based machines, to great distress to manufacturers like Digital Equipment Corporation.
