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- Alan Turing (8 links)
- Amplifier (8 links)
- TU58 (8 links)
- Berkeley Timesharing System (8 links)
- I286 (8 links)
- SDS Sigma series (8 links)
- Impedance (8 links)
- Phase (8 links)
- Routing table (8 links)
- Commercial Instruction Set (8 links)
- Trace (8 links)
- MM11-D core memory (8 links)
- Power 6/32 (8 links)
- Linker (8 links)
- Automatic Computing Engine (8 links)
- DP11-A synchronous serial line interface (8 links)
- IBM 386 (8 links)
- Smart-phone (8 links)
- Cabinet (8 links)
- CompuServe (8 links)
- Local Area VAXcluster (8 links)
- IAS computer (8 links)
- Header (8 links)
- Stanford University Design System (8 links)
- DHQ11 asynchronous serial line interface (8 links)
- MACRO-11 (8 links)
- Bipolar (8 links)
- Frame buffer (8 links)
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (8 links)
- Setting up UNIX - Sixth Edition (8 links)
- IBM AT (8 links)
- Joystick (8 links)
- Call stack (8 links)
- DR11-B parallel interface (8 links)
- VAX 8550 (8 links)
- Information Sciences Institute (8 links)
- Charles Babbage Institute (8 links)
- Engineering Research Associates (8 links)
- Port Expander (8 links)
- RS03/04 disk drive (8 links)
- Upgrading QBUS backplanes (8 links)
- Scope (8 links)
- DHU11 asynchronous serial line interface (8 links)
- M7259 Parity Control Module (8 links)
- Diode-transistor logic (8 links)
- Browser (7 links)
- Autonomous System (7 links)
- Help:Basic MediaWiki Syntax (7 links)
- TCP and Internet Meetings (7 links)
- Analytical Engine (7 links)
