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- IBM 709 (7 links)
- Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (7 links)
- John Vincent Atanasoff (7 links)
- Dungeon (7 links)
- Alto (7 links)
- Inode (7 links)
- DR11-A General Device Interface (7 links)
- VAX 8500/VAX 8530 (7 links)
- System/370 (7 links)
- Thread (7 links)
- DDT (7 links)
- Category:SPAMMER (7 links)
- Switch register (7 links)
- Able Computer (7 links)
- MSV11-M QBUS memory (7 links)
- VAXserver 3500/3600 (7 links)
- C (language) (7 links)
- Intel Pentium (7 links)
- SIXBIT (7 links)
- TCP and IP bake offs (7 links)
- Computer-aided design (7 links)
- DEUCE (7 links)
- BBN (7 links)
- Foonly (7 links)
- Commodore 128 (7 links)
- Switching node (6 links)
- M-bus (6 links)
- TU60 DECasetteTape Transport (6 links)
- MM11-K core memory (6 links)
- Variable (6 links)
- KA655 CPU (6 links)
- Microwave (6 links)
- CCRMA (6 links)
- Virtualization (6 links)
- Computer operator (6 links)
- H9273 backplane (6 links)
- Kernel process (6 links)
- UNIBUS boot ROMs (6 links)
- TU10 DECmagtape (6 links)
- BM792 ROM (6 links)
- DOS-11 (6 links)
- Bit stuffing (6 links)
- TK50 Tape Drive (6 links)
- TU70 Magnetic Tape Drive (6 links)
- VAXserver 4000 series (6 links)
- Network Control Program (DECnet) (6 links)
- Networking port (6 links)
- Electro-magnetic (6 links)
- TS11 (6 links)
- Gray code (6 links)
